Hai everyone,
I have one doubt... Can u please clarify this...
If i put
char a[10]="hai-hello"
if(strcmp(a[4],'-')==0)
then it will displays an error
strcmp' : cannot convert parameter 1 from 'char' to 'const char *'
Wat is the reason for this?
Can anybody tell me
Jump to Postjust look at the suntax of stcmp() and u will be able to understand.
int strcmp ( const char * str1, const char * str2 );it take address of the char, not the char.
just look at the suntax of stcmp() and u will be able to understand.
int strcmp ( const char * str1, const char * str2 );
it take address of the char, not the char.
the function is strcmp. you are comparing a character and not a string.
You only need to go:
if( a[4] == '-') because the == operator can compare characters.
also in the string:
char a[10]="hai-hello"
it will return false because the - is at position a[3] not position a[4].
If you are using strcmp you can compare strings (notice double quotes).
K thanks for ur suggestion
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