问题描述
我的课程告诉我char * s是静态的/只读的，因此我认为这意味着在定义它们之后就无法对其进行编辑.但是当我跑步时:
My course taught me that char*s are static/read only so I thought that would mean you can't edit them after you have defined them. But when I run:
char* fruit = "banana";
printf("fruit is %s\n", fruit);
fruit = "apple";
printf("fruit is %s\n", fruit);
然后它可以很好地编译并给我:
Then it compiles fine and gives me:
fruit is banana
fruit is apple
为什么?我是否误解了只读的含义?抱歉，这很明显，但是我是编码新手，无法在线找到答案.
Why? Have I misunderstood what it means to be read-only? Sorry if this is obvious but I'm new to coding and I can't find the answer online.
推荐答案
显示的代码段本身不会更改字符串文字.它只会更改存储在指针fruit中的值.
The presented code snippet does not change the string literals themselves. It only changes the values stored in the pointer fruit.
你可以想象这些线
char* fruit = "banana";
fruit = "apple";
以下方式
char unnamed_static_array_banana[] = { 'b', 'a', 'n', 'a', 'n', 'a', '\0' };
char *fruit = &unnamed_static_array_banana[0];
char unnamed_static_array_apple[] = { 'a', 'p', 'p', 'l', 'e', '\0' };
fruit = &unnamed_static_array_apple[0];
这些语句不会更改与字符串文字对应的数组.
These statements do not change the arrays that corresponds to the string literals.
另一方面，如果您尝试写
On the other hand if you tried to write
char* fruit = "banana";
printf("fruit is %s\n", fruit);
fruit[0] = 'h';
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
printf("fruit is %s\n", fruit);
也就是说，如果您尝试使用指向它的指针(指向字符串文字的第一个字符)来更改字符串文字，那么程序将具有未定义的行为.
that is if you tried to change a string literal using a pointer that points to it (to the first character of the string literal) then the program had undefined behavior.
根据C标准(6.4.5字符串文字)
From the C Standard (6.4.5 String literals)
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