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copied!<p>This code is driving me up the wall. The goal is to split to char[] based on a comma. It works in java. But prints weird output in C. The error I suspect is at 28 on the second iteration of the loop where I tried to add 5 the array turns into weird characters.</p> <pre><code>#include <stdio.h> #include <string.h> main() { char asshat[] = {'4','5','5',',','7','4','7','\0'}; int firstSize = 0;// int secondSize = 0;// //new = 4 \0 \0 char first[] = {'0', '\0'};// //new = char second[] = {'0', '\0'};// char *first_ptr = first; char *second_ptr = second; int takingFirst = 1; int takingSecond = 0; int i; for (i = 0; i < strlen(asshat); i++) { if (asshat[i] != ',') { if (takingFirst == 1) { first_ptr[firstSize] = asshat[i];//ERROR here when you add 5 you s**t bricks firstSize++; if (asshat[i+1] != ',') { char new[firstSize+2]; int k; for (k = 0; k < strlen(first_ptr); k++) { new[k] = first_ptr[k]; } new[firstSize] = '0'; new[firstSize+1] = '\0'; first_ptr = new; } } if (takingSecond == 1) { second_ptr[secondSize] = asshat[i]; secondSize++; if (asshat[i+1] != '\0') { char new[secondSize+2]; int k; for (k = 0; k < strlen(second_ptr); k++) { new[k] = second_ptr[k]; } new[secondSize+1] = '\0'; second_ptr = new; } } } else { takingFirst = 0; takingSecond = 1; } } printf("%d\n",strlen(first_ptr)); printf("%c%c%c\n",first_ptr[0],first_ptr[1],first_ptr[2]); printf("%s\n",first_ptr); printf("%d\n",strlen(second_ptr)); printf("%c%c%c\n",second_ptr[0],second_ptr[1],second_ptr[2]); printf("%s\n",second_ptr); } </code></pre>

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