C++

>>57952440
I have to make a new array with the charachters from the even position in the original array.

Use a vector?

for (int i = 0, counter =0; i < size; i++)
if ( original[i] % 2 == 0)
new_array[counter] = original[i]
counter++

>>57952440
C++

std::string first = "whatever";
std::string second = "first";

C

const char * array = "whatever";
char * second = malloc( strlen( array ) + 1);
memcpy( second, array, strlen( array ) + 1);

>>57956002

const char * array = "whatever";
char *second = strdup(array);

>>57956032
Yes. This is cleaner - disregard my previous post.

>>57954446
lmao dude, hit the books

what lang?

/g/ is worse than ever lately

>>57952440
Use the actual container, not c-strings

>>57956002
>std::string second = "first";
what are you doing