Adding a whitespace into a character string?

[Tatipu]

Is that possible?
Example:

char Moo = "I likebananas.";

and have an output of:

I like bananas.

How would you insert it without overwriting the character?
I tried using
char temp;
temp = x;
x = y;
y= temp;
think but I guess it doesn't work that way.

So any ideas how I can add a space without disrupting the text or punctuation?
Thanks.

Edit:
My problem is I'm trying do word count but count punctuation as well. And char reads '.' fine if there's a space.
Aka.

"I like bananas . Heh ."
This would be "6" words. when including punct.
but my problem is I can't separate the space so I just have, "I like bananas. Heh."

[LB]

left part of string + " " + right part of string

[Tatipu]

I know.
I'm asking how you would add it in though because I can't separate the string because I'm reading it from a file. Well, even so, I don't know how to split a string.

[sjahf7]

So should the phrase "I like bananas." be counted as three or four words?

[Tatipu]

It should be considered 4 words.

[LB]

It doesn't matter whether you're reading it from a file or not - if you can get it into a std::string or even a sadistic character array, you can manipulate it and get the various parts of it with eh corresponding substr function(s).

[sjahf7]

I, being unfamiliar with all the functionality that strings offer, would say put your text into a character array, and then have the program read through the array, counting a new word every time it encounters a whitespace or punctuation. Following that rule, "I like bananas." would count as four words.

[Tatipu]

eh I don't even care anymore. I never understand 95% of what people say on this forum.
Just gonna change majors. Thanks for the help :\.

[LB]

sjahf7, why are you suggesting parsing the output of the program? Read the OP again.