how to pass strings to char array in C

2018-06-09 11:01:50

char array[2];
array = "h";

Gives the following error:

error: incompatible types when assigning to type 'char[2]' from type 'char'

char array[2];
array[] = "h";

Gives the following warning:

warning: assignment makes integer from pointer without a cast

I tried these two ways to pass the value h into the array but I can't. I want to know what the problem is.

Arrays can't be pointed to a new address.

You can initialize them with a string constant:

char array[2] = "h";

or you can copy data into the array later:

char array[2];
strcpy(array, "h");

or:

array[0] = 'h';
array[1] = '';

If you'd used a char * instead, your first example would work:

char *array = NULL;
array = "h";

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