Starting Out with C++ from Control Structures to Objects (9th Edition)
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Chapter 10.4, Problem 10.8CP
Program Plan Intro
“strcat” function:
The “strcat” function accepts two strings and concatenates or appends those two strings.
Example:
Consider the example of the “strcat” function is as follows:
char a [] = "Hai";
char b [] = "Bye";
strcat(a,b);
Here, the variable “a” stores the string value “Hai” and “b” variable stores the string value “Bye”. The “strcat” function appends the “a” and “b” value together and the variable “a” stores “HaiBye”.
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