20 Questions On C String Functions

These practice questions are designed to help you learn exactly how and when to use each string function.

For each question, separate it using a clear comment in this format:

/*
 * QUESTION 1
 */

Start with Question 1 at the bottom of your file. Then write Question 2 above it, and continue stacking each new question on top.

This way, your file will have Question 20 at the top and Question 1 at the bottom, so the newest question always runs first when you test your code.

Practice Questions For strcpy()

1. Copy your name into a string

   • Create a character array that is large enough to hold your full name.

     • Remember: you need one extra space in the array for the null terminator ('\0') at the end of the string!

   • Use strcpy() to copy your full name into the array.

   • Print the name using printf() with the %s format specifier.

2. Replace part of a sentence

   • Declare a character array and set its value to "Today is a good day."

   • Use strcpy() to replace the text with a new string: "Today is a great day."

     • Important: Make sure the array is large enough to fit the new sentence, which is longer than the original.

   • Print the updated sentence using printf() with %

3. Assign a new message using strcpy()

   • Create a character array that can store at least 50 characters.

     • Reminder: Always include one extra space for the null terminator ('\0') at the end of the string!

   • Use strcpy() to copy the message "Welcome to Coding with Joseph!" into the array.

   • Print the message using printf() with the %s format specifier.