Multiple input string, the output of the shortest string-CodePudding

Include
#include
Intmain ()
{
Charstr [80], min [80];
Intk, len;
Printf (" input a string: \ n ");
Gets (STR);
Strcpy (min, STR);
Len=strlen (min).
While (STR [0]!='\ 0')
//to an empty string as input an end tag
{
K=strlen (STR);
If (k{
Len=k;
Strcpy (min, STR);
}
Gets (STR);
}
Printf (" len=% d, min=% s \ n ", len, min);
Return0;
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#include 
#include 
Int main () 
{
The char STR [80], min [80]. 
Int k, len; 
Printf (" input a string: \ n "); 
Gets_s (STR);//input the first string 
Strcpy (min, STR);//will be the first string as the shortest string, in order to compare the length of the input string behind the relative size of the 
Len=strlen (min).//record the shortest length of the string 
While (STR [0]!='\ 0')//when enter empty row by STR string is \ "0", \ 0 is an invisible characters, as a string of ending flag 
{
Gets_s (STR);//input can actually put here 
K=strlen (STR);//get the current string of length k 
If (k & lt; Len)//k to compare the length of the shortest string, if less than, STR is the shortest string 
{
Len=k;//update the shortest length 
Strcpy (min, STR);//update the shortest string 
} 
} 
Printf (" len=% d, min=% s \ n ", len, min); 
return 0; 
}

CodePudding user response:

You what the input string, the blank space exactly calculating do not calculate string content
Look at your text, the string is separated with a space, but the code you use '\ 0' when space is not right, space is' ', ASCII is 0 x20; '\ 0' is the symbol of the end of the string, ASCII is 0

Gets a reading a line, the space also read in the
If the space is separator, there is no gets directly the scanf (" % s ", STR); Good, met the scanf Spaces, TAB and enter the automatic return a string

Feeling is mixed up Spaces and the end of the string tags' \ 0 'difference, and gets the scanf difference

CodePudding user response:

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you what the input string, space exactly calculating do not calculate string content
Look at your text, the string is separated with a space, but the code you use '\ 0' when space is not right, space is' ', ASCII is 0 x20; '\ 0' is the symbol of the end of the string, ASCII is 0

Gets a reading a line, the space also read in the
If the space is separator, there is no gets directly the scanf (" % s ", STR); Good, met the scanf Spaces, TAB and enter the automatic return a string

Feeling is mixed up Spaces and the end of the string tags' \ 0 'difference, and gets the difference between the scanf

This is I see an answer to solve the problem a bit don't understand

CodePudding user response:

Fun

reference 2 floor response:

you what the input string, space exactly calculating do not calculate string content
Look at your text, the string is separated with a space, but the code you use '\ 0' when space is not right, space is' ', ASCII is 0 x20; '\ 0' is the symbol of the end of the string, ASCII is 0

Gets a reading a line, the space also read in the
If the space is separator, there is no gets directly the scanf (" % s ", STR); Good, met the scanf Spaces, TAB and enter the automatic return a string

Feeling is mixed up Spaces and the end of the string tags' \ 0 'difference, and gets the difference between the scanf

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#include 
#include 
Int main () 
{
The char STR [80], min [80]. 
Int k, len; 
Printf (" input a string: \ n "); 
Gets_s (STR);//input the first string 
Strcpy (min, STR);//will be the first string as the shortest string, in order to compare the length of the input string behind the relative size of the 
Len=strlen (min).//record the shortest length of the string 
While (STR [0]!='\ 0')//when enter empty row by STR string is \ "0", \ 0 is an invisible characters, as a string of ending flag 
{
Gets_s (STR);//input can actually put here 
K=strlen (STR);//get the current string of length k 
If (k & lt; Len)//k to compare the length of the shortest string, if less than, STR is the shortest string 
{
Len=k;//update the shortest length 
Strcpy (min, STR);//update the shortest string 
} 
} 
Printf (" len=% d, min=% s \ n ", len, min); 
return 0; 
}

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