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Concatenate and compare strings in C++

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Manish Kumar 001
Friday, August 10, 2012 - 10:12
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This is a program written in C++ where the user need to enter two strings but both will be concatenated together and then would be compared together, if the words are the same or equal then it would be printed.



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concatenate strings
compare strings

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