The strcat() function concatenates up to n characters of one string onto the end of another string.
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The function memset() copies x into a buffer y and does this n times.
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The function memmove() copies n characters from source to target.
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The function memcpy() copies n characters from source to target.
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The function memcmp() compares n bytes of two regions of memory, treating each byte as an unsigned character.
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The memchr() function returns a pointer to the first occurrence of c in the first n bytes of a memory area.
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The function toupper() returns a uppercase character of the character that is put in.
toupper() source code example:
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The function tolower() returns a lowercase character of the character that is put in.
tolower() source code example:
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The function isxdigit() returns a non-zero if its argument is a hexadecimal digit. (If the argument is a: a-f, A-F, or 0-9).
If the argument is not a hexadecimal digit, then zero is returned.
isxdigit() source code example:
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The isupper() function returns a non-zero if its argument is an uppercase letter.
If the argument is not an uppercase letter, then zero is returned.
isupper() source code example:
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