Hi, im trying to create a function that gets two strings , the first string its the source , and the seconed is an understring .
the function should return an int with the value of the position that the understring starts in the source string . so that if ill have thie string as source : "abcdefg" and understring :"efg", than the function should return 5 because "efg" starts at the fifth character of the source string.
i need to do this with array pointers , so any1 has any idea ?
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Jump to PostHi, im trying to create a function that gets two strings , the first string its the source , and the seconed is an understring .
the function should return an int with the value of the position that the understring starts in the source string . so that if …
Jump to PostSo atleast try out something you have in your mind and post it here. Help will automatically ensue..
Jump to PostIm trying to write my own function that does this with array pointers so there is no point to use an existing function .
So? Looking at and understanding an existing function is the way to learn how it's done. Then you can write your own using a similar (not …
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