Hey guys,

In this tutorial I am going to talk about arrays. In arrays we have to know that array always starts from 0.
Lets see how to access individual items or elements of arrays.
#include<stdio.h>
int main() {
char name[18] = "Thileban Nagarasa";
printf("My name is %s \n", name);
name[2] = 'z';
printf("My name is %s \n", name);
char food [] = "Oat meal"; {when we leave it blank it count it for us}
printf("The best food is %s \n", food);
strcpy (food{what array do you want to change?}, "bacon"{What string you want to stored it in?}); {when it string we have to use strcpy}
printf ("The best food is %s \n", food);
}

In this tutorial I am going to talk about arrays. In arrays we have to know that array always starts from 0.
Lets see how to access individual items or elements of arrays.
#include<stdio.h>
int main() {
char name[18] = "Thileban Nagarasa";
printf("My name is %s \n", name);
name[2] = 'z';
printf("My name is %s \n", name);
char food [] = "Oat meal"; {when we leave it blank it count it for us}
printf("The best food is %s \n", food);
strcpy (food{what array do you want to change?}, "bacon"{What string you want to stored it in?}); {when it string we have to use strcpy}
printf ("The best food is %s \n", food);
}
The output is
My name is Thileban Nagarasa
My name is Thzleban Nagarasa {Since it started from 0, the third letter changed.}
The best food is Oat meal
The best food is bacon {now bacon is printed instead of Oat meal}
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