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for(int i=0;i<4;i++)
printf("%c ",string);
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i''m not sure about c-style, i compile in cpp! ;-)
In C, you cannot declare variables in a program section, you must do it at the beggining, so that for(int i=...) is incorrect:
// Declarationsint i;// Codefor (i=0;i<4;i++) printf ("%c",string[i]); By the way, in C++ is not neccesary to use string.h to get an unique char from a pointer. Just use an asterisk to interpretate that "pointer to char" as a "char":
[souce]
char String[5]="Soul";
char *pString = String;
while (*pString != ''\0'')
{
cout << *pString;
}
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Real programers are not afraid from maths! (I am)
(from an Asfixia Member I think)
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