Hi guys,
I'm sure that many of you might have tried to Tokenize a String in cpp. There is built in support in cpp among the hassles of handling strings in C/C++. Its included in "string.h".
We use the char* strtok(char* string2btokenized, char* wildcardchars2bremoved) function which takes 2 parameters.
First one being the string to be tokenized and second being characters to be removed.
In this program I have passed those as the first 2 parameters to the main function and hence stored in argv[1] and argv[2]. Code is self explanatory.
I'm sure that many of you might have tried to Tokenize a String in cpp. There is built in support in cpp among the hassles of handling strings in C/C++. Its included in "string.h".
We use the char* strtok(char* string2btokenized, char* wildcardchars2bremoved) function which takes 2 parameters.
First one being the string to be tokenized and second being characters to be removed.
In this program I have passed those as the first 2 parameters to the main function and hence stored in argv[1] and argv[2]. Code is self explanatory.
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