#include #include int main() { std::cout << "C-Style Strings:\n"; // String Literals: std::cout << "String Literals:\n"; // TODO: Create a const char* pointing to a string literal // const char* greeting{"Hello"}; // std::cout << "Greeting: " << greeting << '\n'; // std::cout << "Length: " << std::strlen(greeting) << '\n'; // Character Arrays: std::cout << "Character Arrays:\n"; // TODO: Create a modifiable character array // char name[]{"Alice"}; // std::cout << "Name: " << name << '\n'; // TODO: Modify a character and print // name[2] = 'y'; // Change 'i' to 'y' // std::cout << "Modified: " << name << '\n'; // String Functions: std::cout << "String Functions:\n"; // TODO: Use strlen to get string length // std::cout << "Length of 'Hello': " << std::strlen("Hello") << '\n'; // TODO: Use strcmp to compare strings (returns <0, 0, or >0) // int result = std::strcmp("abc", "abd"); // std::cout << "Compare 'abc' vs 'abd': " << result << '\n'; // TODO: Use strcpy and strcat to concatenate // char buffer[20]{}; // std::strcpy(buffer, "Hello"); // std::strcat(buffer, " World"); // std::cout << "Concatenated: " << buffer << '\n'; // Reading Characters: std::cout << "Reading Characters:\n"; // TODO: Iterate through a C-string character by character // const char* text{"Hello"}; // for (int i{0}; text[i] != '\0'; ++i) // { // std::cout << text[i] << "-"; // } // std::cout << '\n'; return 0; }

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