C – Passing String as Parameter

Passing String as an argument to the function:

• Like primitive types, we can pass String value as a parameter to the function
• We collect these values into character type argument variables only.

#include<stdio.h> void display(char[], int); int main() {             char name[20];             int age;             printf(“Enter your name : “);             gets(name);             printf(“Enter your age : “);             scanf(“%d”, &age);             display(name, age);             return 0; } void display(char name[], int age) {             printf(“Name is : %s \n”, name);             printf(“Age is : %d \n”, age); }

Program to display the String character by character:

int main() {             char name[20];             int i;             printf(“Enter your name : “);             gets(name);             i=0;             while(name[i] != ‘\0’){                         printf(“%c \n”, name[i]);                         i++;             }             return 0; }