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STRINGS

WHAT IS A STRING?
A

string is considered as
a sequence or series of
characters and treated as
a single data item.

WHAT ARE STRINGS

Strings

are used in
programs to store
and process text data
manipulation.

BASIC STRING
FUNCTIONS

getch()
a

string input function. The


function reads text from the
keyboard until the Enter Key is
pressed.

Syntax:

gets(string_var);

puts()
a

string output function. This


function displays the string
value (which is stored from the
string variable).
Syntax: puts(string_var);

strlen()
this

function returns
the length of the string.
Syntax: strlen(string);

strcpy()
this

string function copies the


content of string2 to string1. The
str1 and str2 can be a variable
or a string data(value).
Syntax: strcpy(str1, str2);

strcat()
this

string
function
concatenates the strings. It
appends (add/join) string2 to
the end of string1.

Syntax:

strcat(str1, str2);

strlwr()
this

string
function
converts all the uppercase
letter
in
string
to
lowercase.
Syntax: strlwr(str);

strupr()
this

string function converts


all lowercase letter in string
to uppercase.
Syntx: strupr(str);

strrev()
this

string function
reverses all the characters
in the string.
Syntax: strrev(str);

strcmp()
this

string function compares two


strings. If string1 > string 2, the
function returns a positive value; if
string 1 < string 2, the function
returns negative value; if string
1==string2, the function returns a
zero value.

strcmp()
Syntax:

strcmp(str1,str2);

strcmpi()
this

string function compares two strings


and ignore whether an uppercase or
lowercase letter are being compared.
Lowercase and upppercase letters are
treated equal or the same.

Syntax:

strcmpi(str1,str2);

strncpy()this

string function copies


only a portion(size) of
strings into string1.
Syntax: strncpy(str1, str2,
size);

toupper()
this

string function converts an


input lowercase letter into its
uppercase equivalent.

Syntax:

toupper(vletter):

tolower()
this

string function converts


an input uppercase letter into
its lowercase equivalent.

Syntax:

tolower(vletter);

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