reverse the words sorting in a string

"Why dont u use strtok" i didn't now this function till now :@ damn
the only difference is this for loop

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for(x=0 , g=0 , f=0; buffer[x]!='\0' ; x++)

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for(x=0 , g=0 , f=0; buffer[x]!='\0' ; x++,f++)

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i didn't get why didn't it work till you put f++ in the loop body ???
i tried to get this by doing this

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for(x=0 , f=0; x>20 ; x++,f++)
            {
            printf("%d %d\n",x,f);                                     
            }
/*
output
0 0
1 1
.. ..

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but in here

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for(x=0 , g=0 , f=0; buffer[x]!='\0' ; x++)
            {
                f++;
            printf("%d %d\n",x,f);                                     
            }
/* output
0 1
1 2
2 3
*/

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so it's like starting with word[1] not word[0]????
thanks so much for your help

And thats right

ssharish2005

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Originally Posted by ssharish2005

And thats right

ssharish2005

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thanks so much
one more question and i will end this film :)
why did you started with 1 not 0
i am imagining something like that

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buffer[0]='a'
buffer[1]='b'
buffer[2]='c'
buffer[3]='d'
buffer[4]=' '
buffer[5]='s'
buffer[6]='t'

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so word[] should be like that

word[0]=buffer[0]='a'
word[1]=buffer[1]='c'
word[2]=buffer[2]='d'
(IF STATMENT DO IT"S WORD NOW BECAUSE BUFFER IS EQUAL TO ' ')
so word[3]='\0'
end of the story in word[]
then rev[g]=strdup(word); witch means allocat space for this pointer with the size of word right?
so why did it becomes a,a,c,d???????????
i mean when print it ???
sorry for bothering you really
thanks