How do u write up an array of strings?

Need some help with this....I don't know how to write up an array of strings
eg
char mystr[30]="Hello";
char mystr2[30]="There";

and i'd like to put those 2 strings in an array so that i can just access it like strarray[0]="Hello"
is this possible at all? if yes then please help

note that for this example the number of elements is known, however, plz tell me how to write it up if the number of elements is unknown

Code:

#include <stdio.h>
int main ()
{
 char * strArray1[] = {"Hello", "There"};
 char strArray2[][30] = {"How's", "it goin'?"};
 printf(strArray1[1]);
 putchar('\n');
 printf(strArray2[2]);
 putchar('\n');
 return 0;
}

This isn't complete, but maybe it's what you're looking for? Please note that there is a difference between strArray1 and 2... the first is an array of char * (which have appropriate memory allocated at declaration, just like char * string = "foo" would). The latter is a two dimensional array.

If you don't know how many different strings you'll be using, then you'll need to use pointers instead of arrays, just like any case of not knowing how many elements you'll have...

Code:

int main()
{
 int n = 3;
 int i;
 char** strArray;
 strArray = malloc(sizeof (char*) * n);
 strArray[1] = malloc (sizeof(char) * (strlen(string1) + 1));
 strcpy (strArray[1], string1);
 printf(string1);
 printf(strArray[1]);
 return 0;
}