Answer Posted / saptarshi

void main()
{
char *p="string1";
char *q="string2";

p^=q^=p^=q;
printf("%s,%s",p,q);
}

swapping the base pointers of the two strings may work...
if they are declared as character arrays, then it is not
possible as we cannot modify the value of array base
pointers...

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