Другие символы. NUL. Null. (No character- нет данных). Используется для передачи в случае отсутствия данных.
I have the string str. char *str = "100.10b.100.100"; I want to count the occurrences of '.' in str, preferably a one-liner. (If possible no loops). My approach would be the standard strchr: int i = 0; char *pch=strchr(str,'.'); while (pch!=NULL) { i++; pch=strchr(pch+1
> char array[SIZE] = {0}; Nothing wrong with this. It just assumes that the remaining SIZE-1 elements are also zero, so that's it, job done.
C-string (null-terminated char array) can be declared as char* or char[]. This is because C treats an array name as a pointer to the first element of the array.
Ken Sanchez NULL * Terri Duffy NULL * Roberto Tamburello NULL * Rob Walters NULL * Gail Erickson Ms. * (5 row(s) affected). When you convert data types that differ in decimal places, SQL Server will sometimes return a truncated result value, and at other times it will return a rounded value.
let say I have, char test[20]; can I do like this : *test = NULL; Where did you get that? Certainely not from a good C-book. 'test' being an array, it's a constant
Is there a way to set a char variable to 0 or null or something so that it will basically reset my control variable.
dropdb test 2> /dev/NULL.