C_68 C program to Compare two Strings | with strcmp() and without strcmp() function

In this lecture we will discuss a C program to compare two strings with strcmp() and without strcmp()

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[rickk]

11:39 it will return a negative value since the ASCII value of 'e' is smaller than that of 'i'.

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[vishu]

/*Compare two Strings*/
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
int main()
{
int value;
char s1[] = "Hello";
char s2[] = "Hey";
value = strcmp(s1, s2);
if (value == 0)
{
printf("Same");
}
else
{
printf("Not same");
}
printf("\n%d", value);

return 0;
}
output
Not same
-1

[jeanrioux]

20:20 Using the condition with &&, if length of S1 < length of S2 and the first characters of S2 = S1, then the strings will be considered to be the same. Ex. S1 = "Me" and S2 = "Meat". The reason is that as soon as the Null character of S1 is encountered, the program will skip the loop, so the comparison with the remaining characters of S2 will not occur and the flag will never be changed to 1.

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[yashhokte]

20:28 No if we put && operator then it will never give correct output as the function of && operator is that if both the Condition is satisfied then only it will enter to its block but if in the second string if we found the null character in 2nd block only then it will not execute that block n so we can't use && operator :)

[limitess]

I think it gives 1 if the first non-matching letter in string is higher in first string, and -1 if the first non matching letter is smaller (obv in ASCII value)

[vickypatil]

Mam what it will give +ve or -ve when we give input as strl and strm

[Jyotiii]

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[archanakumarimeena]

Can we compare more than two strings also, how to do that?