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[hans at cyberxdesigns.com]

Silly guess here, but a string in C is an array of characters terminated
with a null.  The null marks the end of the array.  C does not, AFIK, have
a native string type.  I think C just has arrays of characters that are
used as strings.  I remember writing functions to handle arrays of
characters like a string.  Could be total wrong here, been a long while.

Hans


> On Wed, 2 Mar 2005, David Mintz wrote:
>
> Sorry for this typo, so egregious that I think I should correct it:
>
>>
>> because it
>> PHP'wraps  fgets() a C function of the same name which does it that way.
>>
>
> make that "because PHP's gets() wraps a C function..."
>
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