Thank you. It really helped. I was stuck thinking about how to compare letter by letter of each word, and ended up comparing the strings' values as array indexes, which resulted in it only giving 'true' value if both words were same. Your video really helped to clear my doubts, thank you.
I'm not sure what you mean by 'wach thing', sorry to hear the video didn't help you out, you might want to research some of the topics used in this video if that is the case. :-)
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Thank you. It really helped. I was stuck thinking about how to compare letter by letter of each word, and ended up comparing the strings' values as array indexes, which resulted in it only giving 'true' value if both words were same. Your video really helped to clear my doubts, thank you.
Thanks for the solution but why did you use so many libraries?
Before getting into the loop, you can literally check the length of both words and return, I think this could optimise the solution a bit
I'm new to C programming but why was the char declared as a pointer as char*w1,char*2?
Didn't understand anything u should tell us how u create wach thing
I'm not sure what you mean by 'wach thing', sorry to hear the video didn't help you out, you might want to research some of the topics used in this video if that is the case. :-)