Teams[10][20] retains the team names. I want to print the team names ending with the word entered by the user.

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I want to print the team names ending with the word entered by the user.

What I have tried:

for (i=0;i<10;i++)
if (strncmp(teams[10-i],value,strlen(value))==0)
printf("%s\n",teams[i]);

Posted 3-Jul-20 9:33am

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Updated 3-Jul-20 19:47pm

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[no name] 3-Jul-20 15:36pm

Check strstr - C++ Reference[^]

MadMyche 3-Jul-20 17:52pm

Repost: Takimadi[10][20] retains the team names. I want to print the team names ending with the word entered by the user.[^]

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Garth J Lancaster · Answer 1 · 2020-07-03T14:01:00

I would generalise your code that you've started with

if (strncmp(takimAdi[10-i],deger,strlen(deger))==0)

to an 'ends_with' function. In doing so, you need to check that the length of the string you're checking, eg the 'bursaspor' is longer than the length of the 'ending' - so you would need to consider using 'strlen' as well.

Maybe, some of this looks like

int ends_with(const char * str, const char * ending)
{
  int str_len = strlen(str);
  int ending_len = strlen(ending);

  return 
    (str_len >= ending_len) &&
    // use strcmp here to check the 'end' of the str for 'ending'
}

So you need to replace // use strcmp here to check the 'end' of the str for 'ending' with some code, and you were heading in the right direction with what you had (if that helps)