I have this code:
Note:
boom.ok[1][0] has the character "a" while boom.ok[[tempr[0]][0] contains the string "ay".
if ( strcmp(&boom.ok[1][0],&boom.ok[[tempr[0]][0]) == 1)
printf("Hello");
if ( strcmp(&boom.ok[1][0],&boom.ok[[tempr[0]][0]) == 0)
printf("Hello");None of these statement prints hello. Why?
Jump to PostWhat if the return value from strcmp is -1?
Jump to PostYes, it's possible.
The possible values are -1, 0, 1.
...but are actually described (in the documentation) as
Less than zero
Equal to zero
Greater than zero
...and serve specific purposes.
What if the return value from strcmp is -1?
Is that possible? Am I right? The only return value of strcmp function is only 0 and 1 when the string or variable compared is not equal and equal?
Yes, it's possible.
The possible values are -1, 0, 1.
...but are actually described (in the documentation) as
Less than zero
Equal to zero
Greater than zero
...and serve specific purposes.
What if the return value from strcmp is -1?
I tried -1 in my statement and it works. Thanks a lot!!!
I think it return 0 if they are equal,
however,
return either a positive or negative value of the difference, can be -2 or 4 5 anything.
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