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How to extract words from char type string
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By input stream you refer to Array and whitespace-blank?
Or it is the same stream which we use in file operations.
I generally deal with arrays of char size-100.For this means that it will store upto 100 charecters .Right?
Thank you ,I am reading about poniters
by the link you send
You are really nice in explainations
Or it is the same stream which we use in file operations.
I generally deal with arrays of char size-100.For this means that it will store upto 100 charecters .Right?
Thank you ,I am reading about poniters
by the link you send
You are really nice in explainations
Last edited by hinduengg; Jun 16th, 2007 at 11:26 am.
>By input stream you refer to Array and whitespace-blank?
cin is an input stream. cout is an output stream.
>For this means that it will store upto 100 charecters .Right?
If it's just an array, yes. If it's a string, it will store up to 99 characters and always leave room for the '\0' terminator at the end of every C-style string.
cin is an input stream. cout is an output stream.
>For this means that it will store upto 100 charecters .Right?
If it's just an array, yes. If it's a string, it will store up to 99 characters and always leave room for the '\0' terminator at the end of every C-style string.
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Very well.I am getting it. With the link I would be able to understand about syntax for creation of n sized 1D,2D ARRAYS of char and int type for that is one thing that I cant understand at all and learn.
By the way I want to make sure that concept of and use of pointers is same in both Cand C++
for i am restricted to C++
Thank you for taking up so much pains .I will not tax you more for now.Even my college cant explain as well as you do.Thank you once again
By the way I want to make sure that concept of and use of pointers is same in both Cand C++
for i am restricted to C++
Thank you for taking up so much pains .I will not tax you more for now.Even my college cant explain as well as you do.Thank you once again
Last edited by hinduengg; Jun 16th, 2007 at 11:57 am.
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