Learn String Sample Programs in C Programming

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Several C programming string sample applications will be covered in this video. You will gain knowledge of handling strings in C, including how to manipulate them and execute various operations on them.

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which kind of app for using run the program sir pls

kishorkumar
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Nice explanation sir... Thank you so much.

uzmau
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Hi
I am very clear when your explaining a program but i can't able to write myself as a new program .How can i come out of this can you please help me

egamounika
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i have a doubt.. why don't your int concat func returns any value, my compiler giving me an error . isn't it supposed to return char* instead of int ??

abhimanyumishra
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hie l wrote the code below to check the length of a string but is will give me the the wrong length like if l type in hello it will output 5 characters
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>

int count(char a[]);

void main(){
char arr[10];
printf("enter your name ...");
fgets(arr, sizeof(arr), stdin);
printf("your name has %d characters\n", count(arr));
}

int count(char a[]){
int i=0;
while(a[i]!='\0'){
i++;
}
return (i);
}

lindanmoyo
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NULL is not \0 two completely different things.
\0 = is zero byte at the end of a string.
NULL is nothing. even no \0!

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