i have been working on a certain program the other day when i noticed a wierd problem: strlen doesnt work with new, so
outputs 3 -- 3.Code:char * b;
char * c;
b = newchar (12);
c = newchar (12);
cout<<strlen(c)<<" -- "<<strlen(b)<<endl;
cout<<strlen(c)<<" -- "<<strlen(b)<<endl;
i don't want to use strings, but i would like to know if there is a way to avoid this and make strlen work as expected.