Consider the following C code snippet:
char *sentence = NULL;
strcpy(sentence, "Helloworld");
printf("%s", sentence);
is the code segment correct or error.
If correct what is the output?
- Error
- Helloworld
- NuII,Helloworld
- None of the above
Consider the following C code snippet:
char *sentence = NULL;
strcpy(sentence, "Helloworld");
printf("%s", sentence);
is the code segment correct or error.
If correct what is the output?
This is clearly a homework or interview question, so please let us know what your thoughts are first.
Why don't you just try it and see for yourself?
i tried. it says runtime error
The pointer just points to NULL. It has no storage space. you need to allocate space. You could use strdup to do that. IE, sentence = strdup("helloworld");
strdup will allocate space for the string (including terminating NUL character) and copy the string to the newly allocated space that "sentence" now owns.
i tried. it says runtime error
Then you have your answer. Wouldn't that have been easier than asking us to do your work for you?
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