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understanding char arrays...
I've just ran a few tests and it seems the definition of char *text[][7] isn't the one i want. The [7] doesn't stand for the number of chars in each string, but for the number of strings in each "row". Therefore I can write char *text[][3], but the chars of each string are only...- hansdampf3
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- Forum: C
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understanding char arrays...
Thanks for your replys! It's clearer to me now. The right way for my definition would be const char *text[][7] = ... where the 7 is the lenght of my longest string + 1. Right? Another question: Does the const matter? Would char *anonymous = "Hello Mr. Bill" also be correct? Or...- hansdampf3
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- Forum: C
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understanding char arrays...
Hi erveryone! I'm quite new to C programming and I'm not sure whether the following little programm is correct and why it crashes with a single line uncommented. Heres the prog: /***************************************/ #include <stdio.h> int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { const char...- hansdampf3
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