The C language determines whether a string is another rotation of any bit derived

Tag: c; Rotate string

/************************************************************************************4. A string that determines whether a string is rotated after another string. For example: Given S1&NBSP;=&NBSP;AABCD and S2&NBSP;=&NBSP;BCDAA, return 1, given S1=ABCD and S2=ACBD, return 0. Aabcd left one character get abcdaaabcd two characters get BCDAAAABCD right spin one character get DAABCAABCD right spin two characters get cdaab*************************************** /#include  <stdio.h> #include <assert.h> #include <string.h>int is_rotate_num (const char *aim,char *source) {char *pstart =  source;char *pend = source;int i = 0,j=0;assert (Aim&&source);   (strlen (AIM)  != strlen (source))//String length unequal   certainly not return 0;while  (* (Pend)) {Char  ch = *pstart;while  (* (pstart + 1)) {*pstart = * (pstart + 1); pstart++;} *pstart = ch;pstart = source;if  (strcmp (aim, source)  == 0) return  1;pend++;} return 0;} Int main () {char arr[] =  "I am handsome!"; printf ("%d\n",  is_rotate_num ("! I'm Handsome",arr ));// 0  not   1  is printf ("%s\n", arr) ;//output rotated string   contrast return 0;}

The C language determines whether a string is another rotation of any bit derived