#include <iostream>
#include <cstring>

using namespace std ;



int main()
{
   //The below syntax automatically assigns the null character
   //at the end.
   char name1[] = "Jerry Quarry" ;

   //With the below style we need to manuall assign the
   //null character at the end
   char name2[] = { 'C' , 'a' , 'r' , 'l' , '\0' } ;

   //Safe since we have enough space in the array name3
   char name3[9] = "Thompson" ;

   printf( "%s\n" , name1 ) ;
   printf( "%s\n" , name2 ) ;
   printf( "%s\n" , name3 ) ;

   cout << name1 << " " << strlen( name1 ) << " length of array:"
   << sizeof(name1) << endl ;

   cout << name2 << " " << strlen( name2 ) << endl ;
   cout << name3 << " " << strlen( name3 ) << endl ;

  char name4[80];
  strcpy (name4,"Ike ");
  strcat (name4,"Ibeaubuchi");
  cout << name3 << " Length of name4 is: " <<  strlen(name4) << endl ;

    char name5[] = "Archie Moore continued boxing in his 40s.";
    char delimiters[] = " "; // Space is the delimiter
    char *token;

    // Get the first token
    token = strtok(name5, delimiters);

    // Loop through all tokens
    while (token != NULL) {
        printf("Token: %s\n", token);
        token = strtok(NULL, delimiters); // Use NULL for subsequent calls
    }



   return 0 ;
}