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    The document demonstrates the use of the strcpy and strcat string functions in C. It defines three character arrays (s1, s2, s3) initialized with the strings "Hello", "World", and "Bye!". It then uses strcpy to copy s1 ("Hello") into s3, overwriting "Bye!". Next it uses strcat to concatenate s2 ("World") onto the end of s3, resulting in s3 containing "Hello World".

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    The document demonstrates the use of the strcpy and strcat string functions in C. It defines three character arrays (s1, s2, s3) initialized with the strings "Hello", "World", and "Bye!". It then uses strcpy to copy s1 ("Hello") into s3, overwriting "Bye!". Next it uses strcat to concatenate s2 ("World") onto the end of s3, resulting in s3 containing "Hello World".

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    Demo: Strcpy & Strcat: Claudio Ciccotelli

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    The document demonstrates the use of the strcpy and strcat string functions in C. It defines three character arrays (s1, s2, s3) initialized with the strings "Hello", "World", and "Bye!". It then uses strcpy to copy s1 ("Hello") into s3, overwriting "Bye!". Next it uses strcat to concatenate s2 ("World") onto the end of s3, resulting in s3 containing "Hello World".

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    Demo: strcpy & strcat

    Claudio Ciccotelli
    int main() {
    char s1[] = "Hello";
    char s2[10] = "World";
    char s3[12] = "Bye!";

    strcpy(s3, s1);
    strcat(s3, s2);

    return 0;
    }
    char s1[] = "Hello";
    char s2[10] = "World";
    char s3[12] = "Bye!";

    s1 H e l l o \0

    s2 W o r l d \0

    s3 B y e ! \0
    strcpy(s3, s1);

    s1 H e l l o \0

    s2 W o r l d \0

    s3 B y e ! \0
    Destination Source
    strcpy(s3, s1);

    s1 H e l l o \0

    s2 W o r l d \0

    s3 B y e ! \0
    Destination Source
    strcpy(s3, s1);

    s1 H e l l o \0

    s2 W o r l d \0

    s3 B y e ! \0
    Destination Source
    strcpy(s3, s1);

    s1 H e l l o \0

    s2 W o r l d \0

    s3 H y e ! \0
    Destination Source
    strcpy(s3, s1);

    s1 H e l l o \0

    s2 W o r l d \0

    s3 H y e ! \0
    Destination Source
    strcpy(s3, s1);

    s1 H e l l o \0

    s2 W o r l d \0

    s3 H e e ! \0
    Destination Source
    strcpy(s3, s1);

    s1 H e l l o \0

    s2 W o r l d \0

    s3 H e e ! \0
    Destination Source
    strcpy(s3, s1);

    s1 H e l l o \0

    s2 W o r l d \0

    s3 H e l ! \0
    Destination Source
    strcpy(s3, s1);

    s1 H e l l o \0

    s2 W o r l d \0

    s3 H e l ! \0
    Destination Source
    strcpy(s3, s1);

    s1 H e l l o \0

    s2 W o r l d \0

    s3 H e l l \0
    Destination Source
    strcpy(s3, s1);

    s1 H e l l o \0

    s2 W o r l d \0

    s3 H e l l \0
    Destination Source
    strcpy(s3, s1);

    s1 H e l l o \0

    s2 W o r l d \0

    s3 H e l l o
    Destination Source
    strcpy(s3, s1);

    s1 H e l l o \0

    s2 W o r l d \0

    s3 H e l l o
    Destination Source
    strcpy(s3, s1);

    s1 H e l l o \0

    s2 W o r l d \0

    s3 H e l l o \0
    Destination Source
    strcpy(s3, s1);

    s1 H e l l o \0

    s2 W o r l d \0

    s3 H e l l o \0
    s1 H e l l o \0

    s2 W o r l d \0

    s3 H e l l o \0
    strcat(s3, s2);

    s1 H e l l o \0

    s2 W o r l d \0

    s3 H e l l o \0
    Destination Source
    strcat(s3, s2);

    s1 H e l l o \0

    s2 W o r l d \0

    s3 H e l l o \0
    Destination Source
    strcat(s3, s2);

    s1 H e l l o \0

    s2 W o r l d \0

    s3 H e l l o \0
    Destination Source
    strcat(s3, s2);

    s1 H e l l o \0

    s2 W o r l d \0

    s3 H e l l o W
    Destination Source
    strcat(s3, s2);

    s1 H e l l o \0

    s2 W o r l d \0

    s3 H e l l o W
    Destination Source
    strcat(s3, s2);

    s1 H e l l o \0

    s2 W o r l d \0

    s3 H e l l o W o
    Destination Source
    strcat(s3, s2);

    s1 H e l l o \0

    s2 W o r l d \0

    s3 H e l l o W o
    Destination Source
    strcat(s3, s2);

    s1 H e l l o \0

    s2 W o r l d \0

    s3 H e l l o W o r
    Destination Source
    strcat(s3, s2);

    s1 H e l l o \0

    s2 W o r l d \0

    s3 H e l l o W o r
    Destination Source
    strcat(s3, s2);

    s1 H e l l o \0

    s2 W o r l d \0

    s3 H e l l o W o r l
    Destination Source
    strcat(s3, s2);

    s1 H e l l o \0

    s2 W o r l d \0

    s3 H e l l o W o r l
    Destination Source
    strcat(s3, s2);

    s1 H e l l o \0

    s2 W o r l d \0

    s3 H e l l o W o r l d
    Destination Source
    strcat(s3, s2);

    s1 H e l l o \0

    s2 W o r l d \0

    s3 H e l l o W o r l d
    Destination Source
    strcat(s3, s2);

    s1 H e l l o \0

    s2 W o r l d \0

    s3 H e l l o W o r l d \0
    Destination Source
    strcat(s3, s2);

    s1 H e l l o \0

    s2 W o r l d \0

    s3 H e l l o W o r l d \0
    s1 H e l l o \0

    s2 W o r l d \0

    s3 H e l l o W o r l d \0

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