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And, Julie, you stink are three separate strings; and would be stored in argv[1], argv[2], and argv[3] respectively.

If you know howto read assembly, then that would be the best way to go. That...

Nope there aren't - it's just jargon for running out of memory during runtime.

If your program segfaults, then you have buffer overflow. As for the second part I'm not sure what you are doing with...

As argv[1] is by definition a char* pointer, you can't bypass that. As others have pointed out, one way would be to convert the string that argv[1] points to and go from there. Btw, what kind of...