c - What is the recommended procedure for initializing char arrays? -


char label[10] = "me" works, , change value of label, i'd have like: 

char * temp = "not me"; strcpy(label,temp);

my question why invalid?

char label[] = "me"; label = "not me";

because arrays not assignable. can create them, can change content, array cannot modified refer new chunk of memory.


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