// Justin C. Miller
// University of Wisconsin Oshkosh
// Made for: http://www.geocities.com/neonprimetime.geo/index.html
// Date: 2001
// Borland Builder 4.0

// strlen, strcpy, strcat, strcmp
#include 
#include 

int main()
{
        // notice the \0, this is the NULL character
        // it is used to determine where the end of a string is
        // if you use a c-string, you should always include the \0
        char string1[15] = "Hello World!\0" ;
        char string2[15] = "Bye Bye!\0" ;
        char string3[15] = "\0" ;

        cout << "string1=(" << string1 << ")" << endl ;
        cout << "string2=(" << string2 << ")" << endl ;
        cout << "string3=(" << string3 << ")" << endl << endl ;

        cout << "the length of (" << string1 << ") is " << strlen(string1) << endl < 0)
                cout << "(" << string2 << ") is later alphabetically than (" << string3 << ")" << endl ;
        else
                cout << "(" << string2 << ") is earlier alphabetically than (" << string3 << ")" << endl ;

        // to concatenate means to put together or make one
        // using strcat combines string1 and string2 and puts the result
        // into string1
        cout << "string1 and string2 concatenated =(" << strcat(string1, string2) << ")" << endl ;

        getch() ;
        return 0 ;
}

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