How to declare an array of strings in C

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forgot to mention that we must include the definition in the header file as in the IDE project are built to automatically links all files.considering the terminal it does not work single-handedly.

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another great video!

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Very informative. Thanks!

is there a way of emptying an array of strings ie 2d character array, without having to write a loop to remove each element individually

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nice video. simple and straight to the point really.

should we use (int argc, char *argv[ ])? what are those functions?

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Excellent video, cheers man. Going to watch the rest of your C content.

a 2d array is basically an array of arrays. it has rows and columns. since arrays are just pointers to where arrays start in memory a 2d array is just a pointer to an array of pointers. so an array of strings is an array of arrays. strings are just arrays of characters and characters are just integers which have an ascii or unicode value associated with them.

Hello, I liked this video but I really thought you would cover
char *name[] = {string, string, string}; style of coding.
And one more question, which is the more preferred coding standard?

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Subscribed. String processing and string operations are a bit cumbersome in C, especially when you want convert something to / from a string you have to think of where the string is located and since its a variable type, how much memory you want for it and where do you want it allocated (static, heap, stack) and depending on the choice what caveats are there for each.

So if you can touch some more of these topics that would be good.Maybe create your own string type. I know it's more advanced but ultimately design decisions will float around string manipulation at some point.


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life saver !! what an odd way for strings to work like that !!

please make video on declaring array of strings using string

Thanks you did a better job of explaining how to create strings then my professor

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Thank you, very helpful!