[i]#include <iostream>

#include <cstring> // required for the string function library

using namespace std;

int main()

{

const int MAXELS = 50;

char string1[MAXELS];

char string2[MAXELS];

int n;

strcpy(string1, "cat");

strcpy(string2, "catdog");

n = strcmp(string1, string2);

cout << "string 1\t\tstring2\t\tn" << endl;

cout << "-----------------------------------------------------" << endl;

cout << string1 << "\t\t\t" << string2 << "\t\t" << n<< endl;

strcpy(string1, "hello");

strcpy(string2, "hello ");

n = strcmp(string1, string2);

cout << string1 << "\t\t\t" << string2 << "\t\t" << n<< endl;

strcpy(string1, "hello");

strcpy(string2, "hello");

n = strcmp(string1, string2);

cout << string1 << "\t\t\t" << string2 << "\t\t" << n<< endl;

strcpy(string1, "123");

strcpy(string2, "12277");

n = strcmp(string1, string2);

cout << string1 << "\t\t\t" << string2 << "\t\t" << n<< endl;

strcpy(string1, "Spain");

strcpy(string2, "spain");

n = strcmp(string1, string2);

cout << string1 << "\t\t\t" << string2 << "\t\t" << n<< endl;

strcpy(string1, "123");

strcpy(string2, "aaa");

n = strcmp(string1, string2);

cout << string1 << "\t\t\t" << string2 << "\t\t" << n<< endl<<endl;

return 0;

}

/*

string 1 string2 n

-----------------------------------------------------

cat catdog -1

hello hello -1

hello hello 0

123 12277 1

Spain spain -1

123 aaa -1

Press any key to continue

*/

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[i] These examples were created by Professor Imberman