for(int i=0,int y=19;i<=19,y>=0;i++,y--) { char k[y]=char x[i]; } I have declared char[20] for both k and x ,initialized x and now I'm trying to reverse the string. It is showing error expected ; before int and y was not declared in scope.
You can reverse the string by declaring it as an array, and then declaring an integer equal to the last letter's spot( first letter = 0).
int letter [6] = {l, e, t, t, e, r}; int x = 5; for ( int x = 5; x>= 0; x--) { cout<<letter[x]; } 
for (int i=0,j=100; i < 100; i++, j--) is perfectly correct. Semicolons separate the three sections of the for construct, and commas separate multiple actions within each. Read the answer to the linked questionInt y = 19; is incorrect (Int vs. int), and irrelevant, as you then try to define y in the loop.char k[y]=char x[i] is simply meaningless.this code reverses only one string
for(int i=0;i<length/2;i++) { char temp= k[i]; ´ k[i] = k[length-1-i]; k[length-1-i] = temp; } 
