String member function compare compares two strings (or substrings) and returns 0 if:

A.

The strings are not equal

B.

the strings are equal

C.

if the first string is greater than the second

D.

All of the above.

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Lily Hess

Computers & Technology

3 December, 07:01

String member function compare compares two strings (or substrings) and returns 0 if:

A.

The strings are not equal

B.

the strings are equal

C.

if the first string is greater than the second

D.

All of the above.

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Donte Peck · Answer 1

The correct answer for the given question is option (B). i. e the strings are equal.

Explanation:

String are the collection of characters. In the string compare function if both string are equal then it return 0 value otherwise it return non zero value.

if string 1 is greater then the string 2 then it return 1. in c language

if string 2 is greater then string 1 then it return - 1 in c language.

String member function compare compares two strings (or substrings) and returns 0 if:A.The strings are not equalB.the strings are equalC.if the first string is greater than the secondD.All of the above.

String member function compare compares two strings (or substrings) and returns 0 if:

A.

The strings are not equal

B.

the strings are equal

C.

if the first string is greater than the second

D.

All of the above.