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Hello everyone, I've tried this now:


int main(){


char *string1="<dt>TESTE</dt>";
char *string2 = malloc(55*sizeof(int));
int ini,fin;
ini = searchString(string1,"<dt>");

That may sound a little noob but how do I put a '\0' at the end of a string? I've tried strcat(string2,"\0") but the '\0' goes to the end of that long string that appears on the prompt.

Hey everyone, I'm kinda stuck in this: The purpose of the program is to crop a string between two given keywords. Example: if the keywords are "<dt>" and "</dt>" and the string is "<dt>TESTE</dt>"...

NVM, just did it, I was able to correctly compile my test code...


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