I have seen the * used on the right side in type casting, ie:
int comp(const void *i, const void *j)
{
return *(int*)i - *(int*)j;
}
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I have seen the * used on the right side in type casting, ie:
int comp(const void *i, const void *j)
{
return *(int*)i - *(int*)j;
}
"Why is this Null character put in automatically. What is this used for?"
I believe that in C, a "string" is actually a character array. The null terminator is put there by the compiler to...
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Thx