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 | | The strcat() function copies characters starting from the address passed as its second argument up to and including the first NULL character it finds in the second string; it places them starting at the first NULL character after the address passed as the first argument. |
 | | If not, it stops at the first character that differs and returns a positive integer if the character in the second string argument at that point comes lexicographically after the character in the first string argument in the computers encoding system, and negative if it comes before. |
 | | The is_() functions test whether the character representation of an integer value, according to the implementations character encoding system, is of a certain classification specified by the function: a digit, a letter, a digit or letter, a hex digit, a lowercase letter, an uppercase letter, a white-space character, a control character, or a printing character. |
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