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C is a general-purpose computer programming language used for operating systems, games, and other high performance work and is clearly distinct from C++. It was developed in 1972 by Dennis Ritchie for use with the Unix operating system.
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Abbreviating a name
This is a question from a CS diploma question set :
Make a program that will create an abbreviation of any given name using the initials. For example if the name if "John Doe", the program will outpu …
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Create a two dimensional int array and find the smallest and biggest member along with the i...
From a CS Diploma course question set:
Create a two dimensional array of ints, fill it with any random integers. Now find the minimum and maximum number, also find the index of those numbers.
I was …
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C function that emulates string concatenation operator '+' in Python or Go
I'm working on a project of mine which required multiple calls to strncat(), and it came to me that it'd have been much easier if C also had something like "file://" + getenv("HOME") + filename for string … *ptr;
while ((c = va_arg(argv, char*)))
{
nmemb = strlen (c);
realsize += nmemb;
ptr = realloc (return_string, sizeof(char) * (realsize + 1));
if (! …
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A [non-destructive] better (not really) `strtok` function
The first time I used strtok, it felt, well, weird. But after a while, I became quite used to it. In a way it was simple. Soon after reading a bunch of Stack Overflow comments and posts about this fun …