C Game Dev Pass String As Const Char

  
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  1. C Game Dev Pass String As Const Char 1
  2. C++ String To Char Pointer
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Description

C Game Dev Pass String As Const Char 1

The C library function int system(const char *command) passes the command name or program name specified by command to the host environment to be executed by the command processor and returns after the command has been completed.

Declaration

Following is the declaration for system() function.

Parameters

Return Value

The value returned is -1 on error, and the return status of the command otherwise.

Example

The following example shows the usage of system() function to list down all the files and directories in the current directory under unix machine.

Let us compile and run the above program that will produce the following result on my unix machine −

C++ String To Char Pointer

The following example shows the usage of system() function to list down all the files and directories in the current directory under windows machine.

C game dev pass string as const character

C Game Dev Pass String As Const Char 2

Let us compile and run the above program that will produce the following result on my windows machine −