Program to use various string handling functions.

#include<iostream>
#include<string.h>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
 char a[]="Welcome to iView";
 char b[50];
 cout<<"String a : "<<a<<endl;
 cout<<"String b : "<<b<<endl;
 strcpy(b,a);
 cout<<"String b after copying a : "<<b<<endl;
 char c[]="Hello ";
 char d[]="iView ";
 cout<<"String c : "<<c<<endl;
 cout<<"String d : "<<d<<endl;
 if (strcmp(c,d)==0)
 {
  cout<<"\nStrings are equal";
 }
 else
  cout<<"\nStrings are unequal";
 int len;
 len=strlen(c);
 cout<<"\nLength of String c is : "<<len<<endl;
  strcat(c,d);
 cout<<"\nString after concating : "<<c<<endl;
cout<<"/*\nName-Sanjampreet Singh\nRoll Number-1507967\n*/";
}

Output:


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