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  1. Oct 11, 2024 · But, it accepts string only until it finds the first space.There are 4 methods by which the C program accepts a string with space in the form of user input.Let us have a character array (string) named str []. So, we have declared a variable as char str [20]. Method 1 : Using getsSyntax : char *gets (char *str)

  2. Oct 26, 2010 · 2. Create your own function to read a line. Here's what you basically have to do: 1. fgets into allocated (growable) memory. 2. if it was a full line you're done. 3. grow the array. 4. fgets more characters into the newly allocated memory. 5. goto 2.

  3. Standard Library: <ctype.h> •Many functions for checking whether a character is a digit, is upper case, … –isalnum(c), isalpha(c), isspace(c),… •Also, functions for converting to upper case and

  4. 4. C Built-in String Function The library string.h contains prototypes of many useful functions: Strcpy(dest, src) copies src string into dest string. strncpy copies a certain amount of characters from one string to another strcat ( str1, str2 ); str2 is concatenated at the end of str1. strncat ( str1, str2, n ); First n characters of str2 is

  5. In both cases variable name stored only "Alex"; so, this is clear if we read a string by using "%s" format specifier, string will be terminated when white space found. How to read string with spaces in C? 1) Read string with spaces by using "%[^\n]" format specifier

  6. Oct 11, 2024 · We can use the fgets () function to read a line of string and gets () to read characters from the standard input (stdin) and store them as a C string until a newline character or the End-of-file (EOF) is reached. We can also scanset characters inside the scanf () function. 1. Example of String Input using gets () C.

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  8. Basically, strings are character arrays in C. However, that isn't the complete picture. It would be nice if strings didn't always have to be the same length, as character arrays are. In order to deal with this issue, strings in C, by default, are null terminated. This means that the last character storing a string is the null character, '\0'.

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