The standard library’s string.h header provides many useful string-related functions. Here are some examples to give you a sense of the available functions.
To run the program, compile the code and then execute the resulting binary:
Note that C doesn’t have built-in string objects or methods, so we use functions from the standard library to manipulate strings. Some operations, like Join and Replace, are implemented manually or with slight modifications to match C’s capabilities. The Split function in C modifies the original string, unlike in some other languages where it returns a new array.