This document contains code snippets for programs that perform common string operations like finding length, copying, reversing, concatenating, and converting case without using built-in string functions. It includes a program that uses a for loop to find the length of a string by iterating until it reaches the null terminator. Another program copies characters from one string to another index by index until reaching the end. A third program reverses a string by copying the last index of one string to the first of another.
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Programs Without Using String Functions
This document contains code snippets for programs that perform common string operations like finding length, copying, reversing, concatenating, and converting case without using built-in string functions. It includes a program that uses a for loop to find the length of a string by iterating until it reaches the null terminator. Another program copies characters from one string to another index by index until reaching the end. A third program reverses a string by copying the last index of one string to the first of another.