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    char scan

    char narAlfs[] = { "Q","W","E","R","T","J", };
    char *parAlf = narAlfs;

    How can easy way char scan no needs to array loop? That is all of char (a-z) scan way to

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    Re: char scan

    The code you have shown won't even compile.

    Anything in single quotes - like this: 'X' - is a char.
    Anything in double quotes - like this: "X" - is a string.

    In C and C++, a string is an array of characters where the last entry in the array is the null terminator character ('\0').

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    Re: char scan

    Quote Originally Posted by Hakan Bulut
    char narAlfs[] = { "Q","W","E","R","T","J", };
    char *parAlf = narAlfs;

    How can easy way char scan no needs to array loop? That is all of char (a-z) scan way to
    You have to search thru all the characters (if they are in an array), there is not shortcut possible, all the functions which do this, go thru the array one way or another.
    Regards,
    Ramkrishna Pawar

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    Re: char scan

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