C++ How to Program (10th Edition)
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Chapter 22, Problem 22.39E
Program Plan Intro
This Program defines following variables.
charstr1[20];
charstr2[20];
to take user’s input to provide string comparison results.
It also defines following functions to compare the inputted strings by 2 different methods.
bool str_comp (chara[],charb[])
bool ptr_str_comp (char*first, char*second)
as defined in Program Description
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