strcmp function in c

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Clear cut explanation on strcmp
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[@cafelatte1124]

You can also make it in a function.
int strcmp(char s[ ], char t[ ]){
int i;
for( i = 0; s[ i ] == t[ i ]; i++){//the loop exits when indexes of each string do not match
if(s[ i ] == '\0'){ //strings always end in null character as last index in c. For example: "hi my names is bob\0". So if all indexes are equal, function returns 0.
return 0;
}
}
return (s[ i ] - t[ i ]);//returns difference if strings do not match.
}

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[@Wendychin23]

If the both string don't have the same number of digit?? Will it stop to the digit where they have in common? Or the string thst has more digit/letters is greater?

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I guess she's explaining wrong, ASCII value of r is 85 and I is 105.

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I’m here because Cisco claims Huawei copied their STRCMP code. Lul

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[@MumtazMunta-j8l]

I didn't understood r and i how to check its greater ?

[@dilipjain6899]

where is the value of strcmp stored?

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thank you!

[@aishwaryaaruvoju2734]

But in output I am getting ....there is equal to their

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Idk how this came up, I was just typing jiberish

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i was trying to not get a horrible grade in programming class :(