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== char *'''strdup'''(const char *s1) == | == char *'''strdup'''(const char *s1) == | ||
strdup is a standard C/C++ function and is useful for '''dup'''licating '''str'''ings to store them off to pointers. Remember to delete the duplicated string once you're done with it. | strdup is a standard C/C++ function and is useful for '''dup'''licating '''str'''ings to store them off to pointers. Remember to delete the duplicated string once you're done with it. | ||
[[Category:Helpers]] | [[Category:Helpers]] | ||
[[Category:Functions]] | [[Category:Functions]] | ||
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char *strdup(const char *s1)
strdup is a standard C/C++ function and is useful for duplicating strings to store them off to pointers. Remember to delete the duplicated string once you're done with it.