String Examples


Welcome to our blog post on string examples in C programming! In this post, we will explore the fundamentals of strings and provide you with practical examples to help you understand and work with strings in C. 

String : An Overview

In C programming, a string is a fundamental data type used to represent textual data. Strings are a sequence of characters, such as letters, digits, symbols, or even spaces. In C programming, strings play a crucial role in handling and manipulating textual information. In this article, we will explore the concept of strings in C programming, discussing their characteristics, operations, and various applications.


Topics Covered

Throughout our learning journey, we have explored the following topics:

  1. Strings

We have created some examples in order to gain a better understanding of these topics.

We suggest you try creating these programs on your own before going through these examples.

If you are a programming newbie, it’s helpful to start by going through each example below to see if you can understand them, and then try writing these programs on your own.


Examples

1Add String without using concat()
2Check Anagram
3Check Vowels in String
4Compare string without using strcmp()
5Compare two string
6Concat string
7Conversion from uppercase to lowercase
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Conclusion

In this blog post, we explored the basics of strings in C programming. So, we discussed how to create and print strings, find the length of a string, and concatenate strings. With these examples, you should now have a good understanding of how to work with strings and apply string manipulation techniques in C.

Remember, strings in C are represented as character arrays, and it is important to ensure that the arrays are large enough to accommodate the string and the null character. Additionally, be cautious when manipulating strings to avoid buffer overflows and undefined behavior.

Happy coding!