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Hi. I'm having problems with a question. Read three integers from input and assign the integers to num1, num2, and num3, respectively. Then, output the sum of the three integers, followed by a newline. Ex: If the input is 3 4 6, then the output is: 13 Ex: If the input is 8 9 5, then the output is: 22 Here's the code: #include int main(void) { int num1; int num2; int num3; return 0; }
Good video! Just a side note, strcmp() doesn't return a random value if the strings are not equal. The function compares the two strings character by character until it finds a difference, and then returns the ASCII value difference between the characters at that position. If the two strings are equal, the function returns 0. If the first character that differs is greater in the first string, the function returns a positive value. If the first character that differs is greater in the second string, the function returns a negative value. Therefore, the value returned by strcmp() is deterministic based on the input strings.
hi i already coded like same but i will get run program output get correct when i put print lenth of string that time size wil be show like 7-8 but i check size of letter is 6-7 what reason what mistake i don't know about this please check paste code.....
@@ВладимирСоколовский-щ1ы Great job!! I was stucu, but with the help of your comment you got me unstuck. The way you used the "int leng1" helped me a lot to think. However what one person is saying with fgets it adds 1 on the length. I tried as explained in the video and I still have the same issue. Can someone explain? #include #include int main () { char str1[40]; char str2[40]; printf("Enter string1: "); fgets(str1, sizeof(str1), stdin); printf("Enter string2: "); fgets(str2, sizeof(str2), stdin); printf("String1 = %zu String2 = %zu ", strlen(str1), strlen(str2)); if(strlen(str1) > strlen(str2)){ printf("String1 is the lengthier, with %zu chars ", strlen(str1)); } else if(strlen(str1) < strlen(str2)) { printf("String2 is the lengthier, with %zu chars", strlen(str2)); } else{ printf("Both are the same length with %zu.", strlen(str1)); } return 0; }
What do you mean? It's text1 because, the format is, strcat(firstString, secondString); In the example, strcat(text1, text2); It's simple, we're connecting the second string to first string, that's why it's text1.
As always great explanation. Thank you Programiz for this amazing Tutorial series!!!!!!!!!!! I am really enjoying C programming with these tutorial videos!
In the strcat example there´s an error, when we use strcat(), the size of the destination string should be large enough to store the resultant string. If not, we will get the segmentation fault error. I don´t understand how her´s is working but if you don´t define the size of destination to be large enough to store the size of the source it´s not gonna work.
For the programming exercise It prints the length of the string to be 1 more than it should be I can't figure out why This is my code: #include int main() { char string1[20]; printf ("Enter string 1:"); fgets(string1, sizeof(string1), stdin); printf (" Length: %zu", strlen(string1)); char string2[20]; printf (" Enter string 2:"); fgets(string2, sizeof(string2), stdin); printf (" Length: %zu", strlen(string2));
if (strlen(string1)> strlen(string2)){ printf (" Sting 1 is bigger"); } else if (strlen(string2) > strlen(string1)){ printf(" String 2 is bigger"); } else { printf (" Same length"); } return 0; }
Hello ma'am Nice explanation👍🏽👍🏽 I've tried to do a program to concatenate 2 string, but this time I ask the user to input 2 strings int main(){ Char name1[50]; Char name2[50]; // ask user to input strings printf("Enter string 1: "); fgets(name1, sizeof(name1), stdin); printf("Enter string 2: "); fgets(name2, sizeof(name2),stdin); //Then I've used strcat to join the 2 strings strcat(name1,name2); Printf ("%s" , name1); return 0; } But when I compile and run When I type the two strings on the compiler, it doesn't concatenate the name1 and name2???? I gives the output into different lines name1 name2 Instead of name1 name2 Can you please tell me what's wrong ??
You probably don't need help for this anymore, but for those that may have the same problem, I believe the reason behind this is because of the way you're handling user input. Of course the goal is to add two strings together, but if the user enters a string that contains whitespace, then it complicates the way we gather those strings. OP knows what he's doing with getting the two strings. However, for some odd reason, using the fgets() function also "gets" the newline ( ) character and stores it in the char array. Since the user presses Enter to complete their input, it adds that character at the end of whatever they typed. Luckily enough, the position of this character is always at the "strlen()" of the string, minus 1. For example, the string "Hello World", has a length of 11. If it had a newline character, then the length of the string includes that newline character. Therefore, it has a length of 12. If we were to access this character, we would simply type nameOfCharArray[12 - 1]. Then you could probably replace it with the null terminator character \0 to tell the compiler that the string ends there. For anyone who's experienced with C, pls correct anything I've said that is wrong, even if everything I said was wrong hahaha.
How can we use strlen() at 4:56? strlen() function doesn't return a constant value, and it operates differently depending on compiler time. I've researched this situation, but I still don't understand it. Does anyone know?
#include #include int main() { char length1[45]; char length2[45]; printf("enter the character1:"); fgets(length1,sizeof(length1),stdin); printf("enter the character2:"); fgets(length2,sizeof(length2),stdin); int lengthofstring1=strlen(length1); int lengthofstring2=strlen(length2); if(lengthofstring1>lengthofstring2){ printf("%s",length1); } if(lengthofstring1
#include #include int main() { char str1[10],str2[10]; printf("enter a string"); fgets(str1,sizeof(str1),stdin); printf("enter a string"); fgets(str2,sizeof(str2),stdin); int result1 = strlen(str1); int result2 = strlen(str2); if(result1>result2){ printf("str1 is big %s",str1); } else{ printf("str2 is big %s",str2); } return 0; }
visual studio 2022 wants me to use strcat_s instead of strcat and asks for a buffer size, but when I give it a buffer size equal to the size of text1 + text2 (which should be 2 more than it needs since I believe sizeof also includes the \0), it says that it overflows the buffer and the buffer is too small
great video! for the quiz to join two together is the strcat() function and this is the program to print the larger input: #include #include int main() { // Write C code here char word1[20]; char word2[20];
printf("Enter the first word: "); fgets(word1, sizeof(word1), stdin);//this will get the entier input with spaces
printf("Enter the second word: "); fgets(word2, sizeof(word2), stdin);
#include #include int main() { char string1[100]; char string2[100]; printf("Enter first word: "); fgets(string1, sizeof(string1), stdin); printf("Enter second word: "); fgets(string2, sizeof(string2), stdin); int Leghth1= strlen(string1); int Leghth2= strlen(string2); if(Leghth1>Leghth2){ printf("%s has a larger string", string1); } else if(Leghth2>Leghth1) { printf("%s has a larger string", string2); } else { printf("Both have the same leghth"); } return 0; }
#include #include #include #include int main() { char name[24]; char name1[24]; printf("Enter your name:"); fgets(name, sizeof(name), stdin); printf("Enter your friends name:"); fgets(name1, sizeof(name1), stdin); printf(" The Length of %s is : %zu", name, strlen(name)); printf(" And the Length of %s is: %zu
#include #include int main(){ char text1[20]; char text2[20]; printf("Enter the first text: "); fgets(text1,sizeof(text1),stdin); printf("Enter the second text:"); fgets(text2,sizeof(text2),stdin); int result1=strlen(text1); int result2=strlen(text2); if (result1>result2){ printf("%s is the longer text",text1); } else{ printf("%s is the longer text",text2); } return 0; }
"); printf("Enter string 1: "); fgets(str1,sizeof(str1),stdin); printf("Enter string 2: "); fgets(str2,sizeof(str2),stdin); int diff = strlen(str1) - strlen(str2); if(diff > 0){ printf(" The larger string is %s.",str1); } else if(diff < 0){ printf(" The larger string is %s.",str2); }else{ printf(" Both are of the same length."); } return 0; }
when I run the "strcat" function, "segmentation fault" this out put was shown #include #include int main(){ char name1[]="hi"; char name2[]="how are you"; strcat(name1,name2); printf("%s",name1); return 0; } this is my code
void main() { char str1[20],str2[20]; printf("Enter first str1:"); fgets(str1,sizeof(str1),stdin); printf("Enter the second Str2:"); fgets(str2,sizeof(str2),stdin); int sizeofstr1=strlen(str1); printf("Size of the str1 is :%d ",sizeofstr1); int sizeofstr2=strlen(str2); printf("Size of the str2 is :%d ",sizeofstr2);
if(sizeofstr1>sizeofstr2) printf("the largest str is str1:%s ",str1); else if(sizeofstr1
#include #include int main() { // Create a program to compare two strings and prints the larger strings. // * Get two strings input from the user using fgets(). // * compare the length of both strings using strlen(). // * Print the larger string. char name1[20]; char name2[20]; printf("Enter first full name: "); fgets(name1, sizeof(name1), stdin); printf("Enter second full name: "); fgets(name2, sizeof(name2), stdin); if (strlen(name1) < strlen(name2)) { printf("%s", name2); } else { printf("%s", name1); } }
// Online C compiler to run C program online #include #include int main() { char text1[100], text2[100]; printf("Enter String 1 : "); fgets(text1, sizeof(text1), stdin); printf("Enter String 2 : "); fgets(text2, sizeof(text2), stdin); int len1 = strlen(text1); int len2 = strlen(text2); if (len1 > len2) printf("%s is Greater", text1); else if (len2 > len1) printf("%s is Greater", text2); else printf("Both are same"); return 0; }
/* Create a program to compare two strings and print the larger strings. * Get two string input from the user using fgets() * Compare the length of both the strings using strlen() * Print the larger string */ #include #include char compare(char firstWord[100], char secondWord[100]); int main(){ char stringInput1[100]; char stringInput2[100];
printf("Enter a first word: "); fgets(stringInput1, sizeof stringInput1, stdin); printf("Enter a second word: "); fgets(stringInput2, sizeof stringInput2, stdin);
#include #include int main(void) { char text1[45]; char text2[45]; printf("please Enter your name:"); fgets(text1, sizeof(text2), stdin); printf("%s", text1); printf("please Enter your school:"); fgets(text2, sizeof(text2), stdin); printf("%s ", text2); if(strlen(text1) > strlen(text2)){ printf("leng of text1 is %zu", strlen(text1)); } if(strlen(text2) > strlen(text1)){ printf("leng of text2 is %zu", strlen(text2)); } else{ printf("the leng of two string is equal"); } return 0; }
// Task programme 😀😀 #include #define n 100 int main(){ char str1[n]; char str2[n]; printf("enter the first string:"); gets(str1); printf("enter the second string:"); gets(str2); int result1=strlen(str1); int result2=strlen(str2); printf("%d ",result1); printf("%d ",result2); if(result1>result2) { printf(" Got it str1 is the longer string."); } else{ printf(" Got it str2 is the longer string."); } }
// Online C compiler to run C program online #include #include int main() { // Write C code here char text1[100]; char text2[100]; int lengthoftext1; int lengthoftext2; printf("Enter text 1: "); fgets(text1, sizeof(text1), stdin); { printf("Enter text 2: "); fgets(text2, sizeof(text2),stdin); lengthoftext1=strlen(text1); lengthoftext2=strlen(text2); if (lengthoftext1 > lengthoftext2) { printf("%s", text1); } else if (lengthoftext2 > lengthoftext1) { printf("%s", text2); } else printf("Both: %s and: %s are the same length", text1, text2); }
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#include
#include
int main() {
char text1[50];
char text2[50];
printf("enter 1st string :",text1);
fgets(text1,sizeof(text1),stdin);
printf("enter 2nd string :",text2);
fgets(text2,sizeof(text2),stdin);
strlen(text1)>strlen(text2)?printf(" the larger string is: %s",text1):printf(" the larger string is: %s",text2);
return 0;
}
Hi. I'm having problems with a question.
Read three integers from input and assign the integers to num1, num2, and num3, respectively. Then, output the sum of the three integers, followed by a newline.
Ex: If the input is 3 4 6, then the output is:
13
Ex: If the input is 8 9 5, then the output is:
22
Here's the code:
#include
int main(void) {
int num1;
int num2;
int num3;
return 0;
}
Good video!
Just a side note, strcmp() doesn't return a random value if the strings are not equal. The function compares the two strings character by character until it finds a difference, and then returns the ASCII value difference between the characters at that position. If the two strings are equal, the function returns 0. If the first character that differs is greater in the first string, the function returns a positive value. If the first character that differs is greater in the second string, the function returns a negative value. Therefore, the value returned by strcmp() is deterministic based on the input strings.
/*Create a Program to compare two strings and print the larger string.*/
#include
#include
int main() {
char string1[40];
char string2[40];
int lengthOfString1;
int lengthOfString2;
printf("Please enter string 1: ");
fgets(string1, sizeof(string1), stdin);
printf("Please enter string 2: ");
fgets(string2, sizeof(string1), stdin);
lengthOfString1 = strlen(string1);
lengthOfString2 = strlen(string2);
if(lengthOfString1 > lengthOfString2){
printf("%s", string1);
}
else if(lengthOfString2 > lengthOfString1){
printf("%s", string2);
}
else{
printf("Both characters has the same length.");
}
return 0;
}
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hi i already coded like same but i will get run program output get correct when i put print lenth of string that time size wil be show like 7-8 but i check size of letter is 6-7 what reason what mistake i don't know about this please check paste code.....
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@@ВладимирСоколовский-щ1ы Great job!!
I was stucu, but with the help of your comment you got me unstuck.
The way you used the "int leng1" helped me a lot to think.
However what one person is saying with fgets it adds 1 on the length.
I tried as explained in the video and I still have the same issue.
Can someone explain?
#include
#include
int main () {
char str1[40];
char str2[40];
printf("Enter string1: ");
fgets(str1, sizeof(str1), stdin);
printf("Enter string2: ");
fgets(str2, sizeof(str2), stdin);
printf("String1 = %zu
String2 = %zu
", strlen(str1), strlen(str2));
if(strlen(str1) > strlen(str2)){
printf("String1 is the lengthier, with %zu chars
", strlen(str1));
}
else if(strlen(str1) < strlen(str2)) {
printf("String2 is the lengthier, with %zu chars", strlen(str2));
}
else{
printf("Both are the same length with %zu.", strlen(str1));
}
return 0;
}
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5:53 why text1 ?
pls can anyone explain
Same doubt😢
What do you mean?
It's text1 because, the format is,
strcat(firstString, secondString);
In the example,
strcat(text1, text2);
It's simple, we're connecting the second string to first string, that's why it's text1.
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Quiz answer is: B
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In the strcat example there´s an error, when we use strcat(), the size of the destination string should be large enough to store the resultant string. If not, we will get the segmentation fault error. I don´t understand how her´s is working but if you don´t define the size of destination to be large enough to store the size of the source it´s not gonna work.
i got segmentation error idk why
Very well explained, thumbs up 👍
🥺🥺🥺 Thank you every much ...🙏
#include
#include
int main() {
char input1[30];
char input2[30];
printf("enter the first value:
");
fgets(input1, sizeof(input1), stdin);
printf("enter the second value:
");
fgets(input2, sizeof(input2), stdin);
if (strlen(input1)>strlen(input2))
{
printf("%s", input1);
}
else if(strlen(input2)>strlen(input1)){
printf("%s", input2);
}
else{
printf("Both Characters has the same length");
}
return 0;
}
Thank you so much 🤍
mam , strcat type function is showing error - segmentation fault
For the programming exercise
It prints the length of the string to be 1 more than it should be I can't figure out why
This is my code:
#include
int main() {
char string1[20];
printf ("Enter string 1:");
fgets(string1, sizeof(string1), stdin);
printf ("
Length: %zu", strlen(string1));
char string2[20];
printf ("
Enter string 2:");
fgets(string2, sizeof(string2), stdin);
printf ("
Length: %zu", strlen(string2));
if (strlen(string1)> strlen(string2)){
printf ("
Sting 1 is bigger");
}
else if (strlen(string2) > strlen(string1)){
printf("
String 2 is bigger");
}
else {
printf ("
Same length");
}
return 0;
}
Thanks ma'am
Good video
I was feeling sad because I was having problems, but now everything is making sense!! Thank youuu!
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The answer is option B mam thank you
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Hello ma'am
Nice explanation👍🏽👍🏽
I've tried to do a program to concatenate 2 string, but this time I ask the user to input 2 strings
int main(){
Char name1[50];
Char name2[50];
// ask user to input strings
printf("Enter string 1: ");
fgets(name1, sizeof(name1), stdin);
printf("Enter string 2: ");
fgets(name2, sizeof(name2),stdin);
//Then I've used strcat to join the 2 strings
strcat(name1,name2);
Printf ("%s" , name1);
return 0;
}
But when I compile and run
When I type the two strings on the compiler, it doesn't concatenate the name1 and name2????
I gives the output into different lines
name1
name2
Instead of name1 name2
Can you please tell me what's wrong ??
Use #include header file
You probably don't need help for this anymore, but for those that may have the same problem, I believe the reason behind this is because of the way you're handling user input. Of course the goal is to add two strings together, but if the user enters a string that contains whitespace, then it complicates the way we gather those strings. OP knows what he's doing with getting the two strings. However, for some odd reason, using the fgets() function also "gets" the newline (
) character and stores it in the char array. Since the user presses Enter to complete their input, it adds that
character at the end of whatever they typed.
Luckily enough, the position of this
character is always at the "strlen()" of the string, minus 1. For example, the string "Hello World", has a length of 11. If it had a newline character, then the length of the string includes that newline character. Therefore, it has a length of 12. If we were to access this character, we would simply type nameOfCharArray[12 - 1]. Then you could probably replace it with the null terminator character \0 to tell the compiler that the string ends there.
For anyone who's experienced with C, pls correct anything I've said that is wrong, even if everything I said was wrong hahaha.
For the string length calculation of "C programming" is it the white space between C and programming that is counted or the terminal \0?
its the space
I too got a doubt but later i tested it ....
Q. Which of the following functions is used to join two strings?
a. strjoin()
b. strcat()
c. join()
d. cat()
B
strcat() function adds two c-strings together.
B=strcat()
cat
b. strcat
How can we use strlen() at 4:56? strlen() function doesn't return a constant value, and it operates differently depending on compiler time. I've researched this situation, but I still don't understand it. Does anyone know?
for now i define constant like this
#define MAX_LENGTH 20
...
char car[] = "Supra Mark IV";
char bestCar[MAX_LENGTH];
...
and problem solved
//Incredibly secure program, which compares string lenghts:
//I remembered video #10, are you proud of me? XD
#include
#include
int main()
{
printf("Enter string one: ");
char string1[50];
gets(string1);
printf("Enter string two: ");
char string2[50];
gets(string2);
printf("
The longer string is: ");
(strlen(string1)) > strlen(string2) ? printf(string1) : printf(string2);
return 0;
}
Make video for storage class mam.. Please
good dmais
Why does my strcmp function output -1 when it supposed to output -4?
Answer is B. strcat()
Why are the other videos private, please allow us to watch them.
#include
#include
int main() {
char length1[45];
char length2[45];
printf("enter the character1:");
fgets(length1,sizeof(length1),stdin);
printf("enter the character2:");
fgets(length2,sizeof(length2),stdin);
int lengthofstring1=strlen(length1);
int lengthofstring2=strlen(length2);
if(lengthofstring1>lengthofstring2){
printf("%s",length1);
}
if(lengthofstring1
It was cute how you used "Pizza" for a food string, and then copied it into "bestFood".
Strlen for c program the length is 12 na how it came 13 can anyone explain plz
strcat is not clear why we have used text 1 in printf why not text 2
👍👍
#include
#include
int main()
{
char str1[10],str2[10];
printf("enter a string");
fgets(str1,sizeof(str1),stdin);
printf("enter a string");
fgets(str2,sizeof(str2),stdin);
int result1 = strlen(str1); int result2 = strlen(str2);
if(result1>result2){
printf("str1 is big %s",str1);
}
else{
printf("str2 is big %s",str2);
}
return 0;
}
I’m here because of Alx
visual studio 2022 wants me to use strcat_s instead of strcat and asks for a buffer size, but when I give it a buffer size equal to the size of text1 + text2 (which should be 2 more than it needs since I believe sizeof also includes the \0), it says that it overflows the buffer and the buffer is too small
Option (d) is correct.
opt B , strcat()
#include
#include
int main(/*the answer is B strcat()*/){
char str1[25], str2[25];
printf("Type two strings: ");
fgets(str1, sizeof(str1), stdin);
fgets(str2, sizeof(str2), stdin);
(strlen(str1) > strlen(str2)) ? printf("
%s", str1) : printf("
%s", str2);
return 0;
}
Say every line meaning mam... It will help to crack interview..
#include
#include
int main()
{
int length1,length2;
char text1[50];
char text2[50];
printf("enter the text1: ");
fgets(text1,sizeof(text1),stdin);
printf("enter the text2: ");
fgets(text2,sizeof(text2),stdin);
length1=strlen(text1);
length2=strlen(text2);
if(length1>length2)
{
printf("%s",text1);
}
else
{
printf("%s",text2);
}
}
great video!
for the quiz to join two together is the strcat() function and this is the program to print the larger input:
#include
#include
int main() {
// Write C code here
char word1[20];
char word2[20];
printf("Enter the first word: ");
fgets(word1, sizeof(word1), stdin);//this will get the entier input with spaces
printf("Enter the second word: ");
fgets(word2, sizeof(word2), stdin);
if(strlen(word1)
#include
#include
int main()
{
char string1[100];
char string2[100];
printf("Enter first word: ");
fgets(string1, sizeof(string1), stdin);
printf("Enter second word: ");
fgets(string2, sizeof(string2), stdin);
int Leghth1= strlen(string1);
int Leghth2= strlen(string2);
if(Leghth1>Leghth2){
printf("%s has a larger string", string1);
}
else if(Leghth2>Leghth1) { printf("%s has a larger string", string2);
}
else { printf("Both have the same leghth"); }
return 0;
}
#include
#include
#include
#include
int main()
{
char name[24];
char name1[24];
printf("Enter your name:");
fgets(name, sizeof(name), stdin);
printf("Enter your friends name:");
fgets(name1, sizeof(name1), stdin);
printf("
The Length of %s is : %zu", name, strlen(name));
printf("
And the Length of %s is: %zu
", name1, strlen(name1));
printf("%s:%zu
", name, strlen(name));
printf("%s:%zu", name1, strlen(name1));
return 0;
}
#include
#include
int main(){
char text1[20];
char text2[20];
printf("Enter the first text: ");
fgets(text1,sizeof(text1),stdin);
printf("Enter the second text:");
fgets(text2,sizeof(text2),stdin);
int result1=strlen(text1);
int result2=strlen(text2);
if (result1>result2){
printf("%s is the longer text",text1);
}
else{
printf("%s is the longer text",text2);
}
return 0;
}
#include
#include
int main() {
char str1 [20];
char str2 [20];
int lengthStr1;
int lengthStr2;
printf("String 1: ");
fgets (str1, sizeof (str1), stdin);
printf("String 2: ");
fgets (str2, sizeof (str2), stdin);
lengthStr1 = strlen (str1);
lengthStr2 = strlen (str2);
if (lengthStr1 > lengthStr2){
printf ("%s", str1);
}
else if (lengthStr1 < lengthStr2){
printf ("%s", str2);
}
return 0;
}
char str9[50];
char str10[50];
printf("ENTER NAME:");
fgets(str9,sizeof(str9),stdin);
printf("ENTER NAME:");
fgets(str10,sizeof(str10),stdin);
int m=strlen(str9);
printf("%d
",m);
int z=strlen(str10);
printf("%d
",z);
if(m>z)
printf("%s",str9);
if(z>m)
printf("%s",str10);
#include
#include
int main() {
char word1[20];
char word2[20];
printf("Enter word1: ");
fgets(word1, sizeof(word1), stdin);
printf("Enter word2: ");
fgets(word2, sizeof(word2), stdin);
int L1 = strlen(word1);
int L2 = strlen(word2);
if(L1 > L2){
printf("%s",word1);
}
else if(L2 > L1){
printf("%s",word2);
}
else{
printf("Both are equal");
}
return 0;
}
#include
#include
int main() {
char str1[50];
char str2[50];
printf("Enter the fisrt string: ");
fgets(str1, sizeof(str1), stdin);
printf("Enter the second string: ");
fgets(str2, sizeof(str2), stdin);
if(strlen(str1) > strlen(str2)) {
printf("%s", str1);
}
else if(strlen(str1) < strlen(str2)) {
printf("%s", str2);
}
else {
printf("None");
}
return 0;
}
#include
#include
int main() {
char string[20];
printf("
Enter your name: ");
fgets(string, sizeof (string), stdin);
printf("
Lenghth: %zu", strlen(string));
char string1[20];
printf("
Enter your name: ");
fgets(string1, sizeof (string1), stdin);
printf("
Lenghth: %zu", strlen(string1));
if (string > string1) {
printf("
Longer name: %s", string);
} else {
printf("
Longer name: %s", string1);
}
return 0;
}
B is the correct option.
Options B
//Solution:
#include
#include
int main() {
char str1[50];
char str2[50];
printf("Enter the first String: ");
fgets(str1, 50, stdin);
printf("Enter the second String: ");
fgets(str2, 50, stdin);
char result[(strlen(str1) > strlen(str2)) ? strlen(str1) : strlen(str2)];
(strlen(str1) > strlen(str2)) ? strcpy(result, str1) : strcpy(result, str2);
printf("%s", result);
return 0;
}
#include
#include
int main() {
char str1[30];
char str2[30];
printf("-----------String Comparison-----------
");
printf("Enter string 1: ");
fgets(str1,sizeof(str1),stdin);
printf("Enter string 2: ");
fgets(str2,sizeof(str2),stdin);
int diff = strlen(str1) - strlen(str2);
if(diff > 0){
printf("
The larger string is %s.",str1);
} else if(diff < 0){
printf("
The larger string is %s.",str2);
}else{
printf("
Both are of the same length.");
}
return 0;
}
Strlen()
Strcpy(to,from)
Strcat(text1,text2)
Strcmp(text1,text2)
Fgets(name,sizeof(name),stdin)
when I run the "strcat" function, "segmentation fault" this out put was shown
#include
#include
int main(){
char name1[]="hi";
char name2[]="how are you";
strcat(name1,name2);
printf("%s",name1);
return 0;
}
this is my code
I think c programmiz gets a bug so you cannot run this code
Ok thank you
Str cat is correct
#include
#include
int main() {
char text1[15];
char text2[15];
int lenght1;
int lenght2;
printf("Enter text1: ");
fgets(text1, sizeof(text1), stdin);
printf("Enter text2: ");
fgets(text2, sizeof(text2), stdin);
lenght1 = strlen(text1);
lenght2 = strlen(text2);
if (lenght1 > lenght2)
{
printf("%s", text1);
}
else if (lenght2 == lenght1)
{
printf("the same lenght");
}
else
printf("%s", text2);
return 0;
}
Now string functions are not working in the programiz complier....................
#programiz
#include
#include
#include
int main() {
char txt1[50];
char txt2[50];
printf("Enter 2 strings: ");
fgets(txt1, sizeof(txt1), stdin);
fgets(txt2, sizeof(txt2), stdin);
strlen(txt1);
strlen(txt2);
if(strlen(txt1)>strlen(txt2)){
printf("%s",txt1);
}
else{
printf("%s",txt2);
}
return 0;
}
#include
#include
#define size 100
int main()
{
char str[size];
char str2[size];
printf("please enter a name: ");
fgets(str, sizeof(str),stdin);
printf("please enter a surname: ");
fgets(str2, sizeof(str2),stdin);
if (strlen(str) > strlen(str2)){
printf ("%s", str);
}
else{
printf("%s", str2);
}
return 0;
}
The answer is B. strcat()
void main()
{
char str1[20],str2[20];
printf("Enter first str1:");
fgets(str1,sizeof(str1),stdin);
printf("Enter the second Str2:");
fgets(str2,sizeof(str2),stdin);
int sizeofstr1=strlen(str1);
printf("Size of the str1 is :%d
",sizeofstr1);
int sizeofstr2=strlen(str2);
printf("Size of the str2 is :%d
",sizeofstr2);
if(sizeofstr1>sizeofstr2)
printf("the largest str is str1:%s
",str1);
else if(sizeofstr1
b
#include
#include
int main() {
// Create a program to compare two strings and prints the larger strings.
// * Get two strings input from the user using fgets().
// * compare the length of both strings using strlen().
// * Print the larger string.
char name1[20];
char name2[20];
printf("Enter first full name: ");
fgets(name1, sizeof(name1), stdin);
printf("Enter second full name: ");
fgets(name2, sizeof(name2), stdin);
if (strlen(name1) < strlen(name2))
{
printf("%s", name2);
}
else {
printf("%s", name1);
}
}
strcat(first string,second string);
The answer is C
By the way all of the answers are the letter C because we are working in C programming language
The Answer is B. strcat().
// Online C compiler to run C program online
#include
#include
int main() {
char text1[100], text2[100];
printf("Enter String 1 : ");
fgets(text1, sizeof(text1), stdin);
printf("Enter String 2 : ");
fgets(text2, sizeof(text2), stdin);
int len1 = strlen(text1);
int len2 = strlen(text2);
if (len1 > len2)
printf("%s is Greater", text1);
else if (len2 > len1)
printf("%s is Greater", text2);
else
printf("Both are same");
return 0;
}
Answer is B
Answer : B
b.strcat( )
B. strcat()
İt is Zero not Cero
i love you padma manandhar
strat()
B
Wo
#include
#include
int main()
{
char game[20];
char match[20];
int length_of_game;
int length_of_match;
printf("ENTER THE GAME: ");
fgets(game, sizeof(game), stdin);
printf("ENTER THE MATCH : ");
fgets(match, sizeof(match), stdin);
length_of_game = strlen(game);
length_of_match = strlen(match);
if(length_of_game> length_of_match){
printf("%s", game);
}
if(length_of_game==length_of_match){
printf("strings have the same length");
}
else{
printf("%s", match);
}
return 0;
}
Anyone from KBP college Vashi mumbai 😅😅
/*
Create a program to compare two strings and
print the larger strings.
* Get two string input from the user using
fgets()
* Compare the length of both the strings using
strlen()
* Print the larger string
*/
#include
#include
char compare(char firstWord[100], char secondWord[100]);
int main(){
char stringInput1[100];
char stringInput2[100];
printf("Enter a first word: ");
fgets(stringInput1, sizeof stringInput1, stdin);
printf("Enter a second word: ");
fgets(stringInput2, sizeof stringInput2, stdin);
compare(stringInput1, stringInput2);
return 0;
}
char compare(char firstWord[100], char secondWord[100]){
int lengthText1 = strlen(firstWord);
int lengthText2 = strlen(secondWord);
if (lengthText1 > lengthText2){
return printf("%s ", firstWord);
}
else if (lengthText1 < lengthText2){
return printf("%s ", secondWord);
}
else{
return printf("%s", strcat(firstWord, secondWord) );
}
}
0
Akka you are so beautiful
quiz anwer :b
#include
#include
int main()
{
char name[30];
char hometown[30];
printf("Enter your name: ");
fgets(name, sizeof(name), stdin);
printf("Your name is: %s", name);
printf("Enter hometown: ");
fgets(hometown, sizeof(hometown), stdin);
printf("Your hometown is: %s", hometown);
printf("
length of name: %zu", strlen(name));
printf("
length of hometown: %zu", strlen(hometown));
if(strlen(name) > strlen(hometown)) {
printf("
%s", name);
} else {
printf("
%s", hometown);
}
return 0;
}
#include
#include
int main(void)
{
char text1[45];
char text2[45];
printf("please Enter your name:");
fgets(text1, sizeof(text2), stdin);
printf("%s", text1);
printf("please Enter your school:");
fgets(text2, sizeof(text2), stdin);
printf("%s
", text2);
if(strlen(text1) > strlen(text2)){
printf("leng of text1 is %zu", strlen(text1));
}
if(strlen(text2) > strlen(text1)){
printf("leng of text2 is %zu", strlen(text2));
}
else{
printf("the leng of two string is equal");
}
return 0;
}
// Task programme 😀😀
#include
#define n 100
int main(){
char str1[n];
char str2[n];
printf("enter the first string:");
gets(str1);
printf("enter the second string:");
gets(str2);
int result1=strlen(str1);
int result2=strlen(str2);
printf("%d
",result1);
printf("%d
",result2);
if(result1>result2)
{
printf(" Got it str1 is the longer string.");
}
else{
printf(" Got it str2 is the longer string.");
}
}
// Online C compiler to run C program online
#include
#include
int main() {
// Write C code here
char text1[100];
char text2[100];
int lengthoftext1;
int lengthoftext2;
printf("Enter text 1: ");
fgets(text1, sizeof(text1), stdin);
{ printf("Enter text 2: ");
fgets(text2, sizeof(text2),stdin);
lengthoftext1=strlen(text1);
lengthoftext2=strlen(text2);
if (lengthoftext1 > lengthoftext2)
{ printf("%s", text1); }
else if (lengthoftext2 > lengthoftext1) {
printf("%s", text2);
}
else
printf("Both: %s and: %s are the same length", text1, text2);
}
return 0;
}
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