String 03 - Tokenization

#1

string s = “Today is Monday”
char* ptr = strtok(s, " ")
cout<<ptr<<endl;

why the output is value i.e., “Today” why not address is printed?

#2

@a19JE0093 hi,strtok will return string and ptr point to that string so just like string if you want to print that you just write cout s,also pointer points to first element so it will print string.

#3

@a19JE0093 for char* as there is a special overload in operator<< . If you want the address then use: static_cast<const void *>(&c);

#4

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