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@L.Lawliet Thanks for the suggestion, the m40x's look a lot more appealing for someone on a budget like me!

Let me preface this by saying I'm basically an audio noob so I'm open to anything new. I want to invest in ATH-M50x's but I only have my on board audio (Realtek ALC892) and my iPhone 6 to plug the headphones into. I can't afford anything external if I were to buy the headphones but at the same time I don't want to waste money and not be able to enjoy the full experience.

@Unimportant str1 is a char * that receives it's string from strtok. An example would be like if the user inputted "Hello world". I would use strtok() to remove the spaces and str1 would get "Hello" and then "World".

Nah your fine, but I need 500 because the program I'm writing translates English sentences into pig Latin.

Yea I changed it to 500

Thank you, it works!

The thing is str1 is also a char * because it's actually a string from strtok() (if you know what that is), would it still work?

So I want to remove the first character of a char *. Stack overflow gave me the solution that: //str1 is the original char *str2 = str1 + 1; The thing is this works, but every time I change str2, str1 also changes. So is there a way to not change remove the first char without changing str1?

So you don't need the &?

How would this assign the address of input and input2 to the array?

In C, how do I make an array of pointers that point to multiple strings. For example: char input[10]; char input2[10]; And then an array where the first element points to input and the second one points to input2.

Doesn't that only work with displaying?

In my C program I'm doing simple float subtract and addition. The problem is if I do something like 25.00 - 24.99 my float variable would get something like 0.0099.... . While that is sufficient for displaying, I need the number stored to be 0.01. Is there a way to do more accurate float calculations?

No the 1060 6gb is around the 980 performance wise.

Sorry for the assumption, looks like my teenage mind betrayed me again.