Thread: How can you input a string in an array?

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    How can you input a string in an array?

    heii guys. i have a Q here. ^^ umm. how can you input a string in an array? it's somehow simiLar to the sizL's question though. the thing is the value of the array is not initiaLized. you wiLL input your own array. how can that be possibLe? thanks. i reaLLy need an answer. thanks guys!!

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    Bumping a topic from 2 years ago is a stupid thing to do.

    That plus I have no idea what you're really asking in the first place.

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    Thread moved from old thread. Please ask new questions in new threads.
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