Yes, this is a homework assignment.
I need to write a program that will store letters in the array named "message": This is a test.
The program is to copy the data stored in "message" to another array named mess2 and then display the letters in the mess2array.
I'm not working out of a book, and I DO NOT expect someone to do this assignment for me, I'm just looking for a clearer explanation. Thanks!
i love c++ for this..but with c
ah well, since you know the amount of the string i guess you allocate static memory for mess2
and you use a for loop, if you're doing strings I assume you've done iteration and conditional flow.
and with each iteration you had
assign a character to mess2, remember to leave an index for the null character.
Code:for(int i;i < N; i++) m2[] = m1[];
Last edited by Eman; 04-12-2011 at 01:29 PM. Reason: commas instead of semicolon
You ended that sentence with a preposition...Bastard!
Why not? Using a book when first learning gives you examples and explanations.I'm not working out of a book
Take a look at this link for Arrays and Character sequences.
They should help explain the basic issues.
Jim
This will do it very easily...
C standard library:string.h:strcpy - clc-wiki
