String Array

Hey,

How do I make a string array like

string blah[10];


blah[0]="blibity blah";
blah[1]="blibbering baww";


Thanks,

Gr3g

Hi Gr3g,

You need to copy the strings to your array:

Code:

char blah[2][100];  /* can hold 2 strings, each max 99 characters long */

strcpy(blah[0], "blibity blah");
strcpy(blah[1], "blibbering baww");

or if you are using MFC:

Code:

CString blah[2];

blah[0] = "blibity blah";
blah[1] = "blibbering baww";

Hi,
I just want to add something ....

Every string is an array of char, has the same number of char that the string has + "/0", which will allow it to have one more room for the " /0" { "/0 means end of hte string "}

Now you can do what monster told you to do, or you can use dinamic array,

As in the same above,,,!

it won't give you any kind of misstake...
you better be carful next time...

I hope that helped you ....

Yes thank you, Im going to write my program now, when (hehe or if) i finish ill post the code...


Gr3g

Or...

Code:

#include <string>
#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main()
{
    string blah[2] = { "blibity blah", "blibbering baww" };

    cout << blah[0] << ' ' << blah[1] << endl;

    return 0;
}

Prints out: blibity blah blibbering baww