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using the strcpy function

  
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;

#define iSIZE 20

main( )
{
 char s[iSIZE]="Initialized String!",d[iSIZE];

 strcpy(d,"String Constant");
 cout << "\n" << d;

 strcpy(d,s);
 cout << "\n" << d;

 return(0);
}








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