Arrays in C++
An Introduction |
Prof. David Bernstein
|
Computer Science Department |
bernstdh@jmu.edu |
int scores[10];
x = scores[3];
NUL
character (i.e., '\0'
)
string.h
strcpy()
can't know the size of the array
so just copys whatever you tell it to, even if there isn't
enough memorystrncpy()
which doesn't null-terminate if there
isn't spacestrncat()
which doesint scores[30][5];
scores[0][3] = 100;
strcpy()
in the above example is strcpy(courses[1], "GISAT200");
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