String Library Functions
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This document discusses string library functions in C programming. It defines what strings are as null-terminated arrays of characters. It then lists and describes common string functions - strlen() returns the length of a string, strcmp() compares two strings, strcpy() copies one string to another, and strcat() concatenates two strings. Examples are provided for each function.
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String Library Functions
- 2. Overview WHAT ARE STRINGS?? TYPES OF STRING LIBRARY FUNCTIONS. REFRENCES.
- 3. WHAT ARE STRINGS???? Strings are actually one-dimensional array of characters terminated by a null character '0'. Thus a null-terminated string contains the characters that comprise the string followed by a null.
- 4. STRING LIBRARY FUNCTIONS Following are the functions defined in the header (string.h)file. • strlen() • strcmp() • strcpy() • strcat()
- 5. strlen() This function returns the length of the string i.e. The number of characters in the string excluding the terminating null character. It accepts single argument. For example- strlen(“suresh”) returns the value 6.
- 7. This function is used for comparison of two strings. If the two strings match it will return the value 0,else it will return a non-zero value. For example- strcmp(s1,s2) returns the value- < 0 when s1<s2 = 0 when s1=s2 > 0 when s1>s2 strcmp()
- 9. This function is used for copying one string to another string. strcpy(str1,str2) copies str2 to str1. Here str2 is the source string and str1 is the designation string. If str2=“suresh” then it copies suresh into str1. strcpy()
- 11. This function is used for concatenation of two strings. If first string is “king” and second string is “size” then after using this function he first string becomes “kingsize”. strcat()
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