Juni0r_r00t
Newbie
- Aug 23, 2009
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Hi,
This code causes the reversal of an array of characters using a recursive function.
javascript:void(0);
Explaining:
int main ()
(
inv ( "linux"); / / when you call the function passing a string inv
/ / she attaches to the str pointer memory address
/ / the first character of string ..... in this case 'l'
return 0;
)
void inv (char * str)
(
if (* str) / / if the contents of the pointer "* str" is different from 0 ..........
(
inv (str +1); / / sum 1 in memory location
/ / the program calls the function again
/ / address of the next character as a parameter
putchar (* str) / / when he leaves if thereby ending
/ / function it is returning the characters
/ / pending and so is q it shows the opposite ...
)
)
This code causes the reversal of an array of characters using a recursive function.
javascript:void(0);
Code:
#include <stdio.h>
void inv(char *string)
{
if(*string)
{
inv(string+1);
putchar(*string);
}
}
int main()
{
inv("kleber");
return 0;
}Explaining:
int main ()
(
inv ( "linux"); / / when you call the function passing a string inv
/ / she attaches to the str pointer memory address
/ / the first character of string ..... in this case 'l'
return 0;
)
void inv (char * str)
(
if (* str) / / if the contents of the pointer "* str" is different from 0 ..........
(
inv (str +1); / / sum 1 in memory location
/ / the program calls the function again
/ / address of the next character as a parameter
putchar (* str) / / when he leaves if thereby ending
/ / function it is returning the characters
/ / pending and so is q it shows the opposite ...
)
)
