How to properly copy text in C

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[@dimalurie]

Thank you for the great video! you've mentioned that when defining the strings in main() the memory is allocated sequentially on the stack, so that text3 is allocated first and we can iterate through the memory from text3 -> text1 using a char *p. but for some reason, this does not happen on my machine, and text2 appears to be allocated first. is this just a quirk of the compiler optimization?

[@CodeVault]

Can you send me the code? Depending on how you defined your variables they could be allocated in different places

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[@KD_and_KIDS]

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[@chenwu9788]

how to copy text3 into text1 starting from the 10th location of text1?

[@CodeVault]

You just do: strcpy(text3 + 10, text1);

[@PhucNguyen-lb5rv]

you are going to write back,strcpy(text1 + 9, text3)@@CodeVault