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Originally Posted by bivhitscar
Also, one other thing I saw you try:
When testing the value of a pointer, you need to write it like this (assuming s and t are pointers):
The \0 is the ascii representation of null, where NULL is referring to a null pointer. This is a little annoying, but you'll get it eventually.  |
Just a question here... the code I was testing was from K&R, testing to see if the current character being pointed to is the string terminating character. In this instance, would one still use NULL?
Thanks for being patient everyone. :-)
Phil