Strncatchar

Strncatchar is a function in the C programming language that is used to extract a specific character from a string. It is part of the string handling functions provided by the C standard library. The function prototype for strncatchar is as follows:

char *strncatchar(const char *str, int n);

The function takes two arguments: a pointer to a null-terminated string (str) and an integer (n). The integer n represents the position of the character to be extracted from the string. The function returns a pointer to the character at the specified position.

It is important to note that the function does not modify the original string. Instead, it returns a pointer to the character at the specified position. If the specified position is out of bounds, the function returns a null pointer.

Strncatchar is a useful function for extracting specific characters from a string without modifying the original string. It is commonly used in string manipulation and parsing tasks. However, it is important to ensure that the specified position is within the bounds of the string to avoid accessing invalid memory locations.