IR>    Cameron Clark, All, 25 Aug 97, 08:51 
 CC>     char string[6];
 CC>     strcpy(string,"12345");
 CC>     string[strlen(string)] = '\n';
 IR>  Somebody already answered your question, but I also 
 IR> wish to note that your
 IR> code is broken, because it removes the string's terminating zero.
I was going to point that out, too.  However, his code isn't broken.  
Although his code says "string" it isn't used as a normal string after the 
point he kills his terminating zero.  It's used as a buffer, and buffers 
don't have termination.
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