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C / ANSI-C » Data Type » Array Char Screenshots  Char array: pointer and loop    #include <stdio.h> #include <string.h> char *p[][2] = {   "1", "red",   "2", "yellow",   "3", "red",   "4", "green",   "5", "yellow",   "6", "red",   "7", "red",   "", "" /* terminate the table with null strings */ }; int main(void) {   int i;   char value[80];   printf("Enter value: ");   gets(value);   for(i = 0; *p[ i ][ 0 ]; i++) {     if(!strcmp(value, p[ i ][ 0 ]))       printf("%s is %s\n", value, p[ i ][ 1 ]);   }   return 0; }                     Related examples in the same category 1. Compute the total of a list of numbers 2. Tic-Tac-Toe 3. Output the address of char array 4. For loop a char array 5. A simple dictionary 6. For loop a char array using pointer 7. Assign a value to an element inside a char array 8. Char array: assign value and loop 9. Loop and output a char array 10. how array addressing and pointer arithmetic are linked 11. Show how bitmapped graphics may be used 12. the use of strings 13. contiguous array storage 14. verifying array initialization