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Can't fix heap-buffer-overflow error on my C code

Returning Unique Character Array (Unique String) from User Input

return ((char *)&s[i]); What & means in this statement?

Why is there an error that the pointer is always null or true depending on the if statement wording?

What does the: = '-'; or ='/' means in strchr(I know it does locate work and strrchr of last occurence)?

Why my returned value of strchr is ignored?

Trying to sort for the nth word in an array

Make own strchr() function but case-insensitive

Having some confusion with pointers

Return a pointer at a specific position - Assembly

How to define "strchr(s,oldch)" in function definition in c program?

Getting incompatible integer to pointer conversion error in program. Unsure how/why exactly this is occurring but looking for an explanation

Find absolute path in linux using strchr

How to connect a string with the appropriate integer after sorting?

How to check a if a string contains a letter in c?

Shortening a function that counts the number of unique chars in a 2D array

Can't figure out how strchr works in C

Can't understand the usage of strchr to get the position of a charcter in a string in C

How to resolve 'munmap_chunk(): invalid pointer Aborted' when using strchr

Why is my strchr not looping? I want it to output the number for however many times it sees '.' or ' !' or '?'

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