Re: String Comparision

On Apr 30, 5:46 am, Flash Gordon <s...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Then your description of the problem is inaccurate, the code does not
modify the strings. I suggest you examine the improvements and comments
by myself and the others and see if it then works.

He never said it did. He said that "s" and "t" were modified.
Those are pointers to char, which he increments in each
loop iteration.


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