What is the difference?
As I know "q" is a string constant(?) and 'q' is a single character.Why I can't use 'q' as argument to a function such as strcmp,while I can use "q" ?
That would be because "q" is a string literal (type: char*) and 'q' is a single character (type: char). They're kind-of different types. :/
-Albatross
-Albatross
Does the compiler put a
'\0' at the end of "q" automatically when I use it as an argument to string functions?
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| Does the compiler put a '\0' at the end of "q" automatically when I use it as an argument to string functions? |
Yes it does
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