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C / ANSI-C » String » String General Screenshots  Reading a string with gets() #include <stdio.h> void main() {   char initial[2] = { 0 };   char name[80] = { 0 };   printf("Your first initial: ");   gets(initial);      printf("Your name: " );   gets(name);      if(initial[0] != name[0])       printf("\n%s,you got your initial wrong.\n", name);   else       printf("\nHi, %s. Your initial is correct. Well done!\n", name); }                     Related examples in the same category 1. Analyze comma-separated list of words 2. Storing and displaying proverbs in order of length 3. Removing spaces and puctuation from a string 4. A function to read a string terminated by an arbitrary character 5. Looking for palindromes 6. Output a name and address 2 7. Output a name and address in a single statement 8. Output a name and address 9. REVERSI An Othello type game 10. Managing memory and storing strings 11. Arrays of Pointers to Strings 12. Function: Sort string 13. Output string 14. Use gets to get the whole string 15. String length and string compare 16. How to copy a string