Difference between strcpy() and memcpy() function?
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Answer / Chandra Kant Pandey
strcpy() is a string copying function in C that copies the contents of one string (source) into another (destination), null-terminating the destination string. It also takes care of handling the null byte. On the other hand, memcpy() is a generic memory copying function that can be used to copy any type of data. It does not handle null bytes or add a null byte at the end. This means you must ensure proper handling if using memcpy() with strings.
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