So far I have the prototype for a function, and I called it strsize.
int strsize ( char * str ) ;
now what I need to do is write a complete function called strsize which counts the number of characters in the string passed to it (excluding null) and returns the size to the caller.
And I cant use any library functions.
How In the hell am I supposed to do this?
Why not use strlen ?
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In other words, he should do what the assignment says not to do? How helpful is that?Originally Posted by Happy_Reaper
I cant use library functions, strlen is a library function. so that doesnt help
I didn't mean that, I meant use the code that's used for strlen.
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huh?
"strlen code" --> Google Search
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Just loop through the string that's passed to your function until you hit the '\0'. The number of times you iterate through the loop is the number of characters in the string. Return that number.
If you understand what you're doing, you're not learning anything.
That's what you meant to say, right?
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