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Hi Emily…Here's a link to a site selling them for $499 (prior to discount) so I think it's a pretty standard price in Australia. Mine are the Samsonite KC06 Luggage 85cm hardside Suitcases.

This is Australian $'s I'm talking about, not British pounds. We don't have Marks & Spencer here so if it's that cheap for you by Aussie standards then you're very lucky.

Thanks for popping in Emily )))

Sir I personally would recommend the Samsonite backpack. It has 2 compartments, one for the laptop with a secure pouch and sling holder, the front compartment is for other purposes: mouse, batt, books. 3 years na ata sakin and I've been using this bag everyday (even without the laptop) at school. I also recommended this bag to a friend who is so contented with the product.

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hi ann just want to know where you bought baby stuff? kasi i want to buy a bed or travel cot because i'll come back with my baby next year? do you have any idea where to buy it? ung cloth diaper with plastic lining san mo nabili? ganito ung gusto ko sana para light weight we plan to go to cebu kasi. thanks

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@Steve Carell: The question was about C, but your code is not C
strtok() only finds substrings seperated by a _single_ char

To find substrings I would use strstr() whoch does exactly what you need: it finds the first occurence of a substring and returns a pointer to it. To find further occurences just build a loop that searches again from the previous location+1 until no further substring is found (=strstr() returns NULL):

#include <string.h>

char *s = "Sam Samsonite";
char *p = s;

while( (p = strstr(p, "Sam")) != NULL )

printf("Found Substring starting at offset [...]

Aaaaacck . . . I should have known you were the type to do roll-aboard suitcases for your trips. Must be those teensy little clothes and adorable little shoes . . . as for me, I have to travel with the biggest suitcase made by Samsonite, crammed to the gills with a wide assortment of wardrobe options, accessories and suitable shoes (size 10 — they do take up space). I wish I had the discipline to do carry-on luggage only, but have never been able to do it!

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@Steve Carell: The question was about C, but your code is not C
strtok() only finds substrings seperated by a _single_ char

To find substrings I would use strstr() whoch does exactly what you need: it finds the first occurence of a substring and returns a pointer to it. To find further occurences just build a loop that searches again from the previous location+1 until no further substring is found (=strstr() returns NULL):

#include <string.h>

char *s = "Sam Samsonite";
char *p = s;

while( (p = strstr(p, "Sam")) != NULL )

printf("Found Substring starting at offset [...]

@Steve Carell: The question was about C, but your code is not C
strtok() only finds substrings seperated by a _single_ char

To find substrings I would use strstr() whoch does exactly what you need: it finds the first occurence of a substring and returns a pointer to it. To find further occurences just build a loop that searches again from the previous location+1 until no further substring is found (=strstr() returns NULL):

#include <string.h>

char *s = "Sam Samsonite";
char *p = s;

while( (p = strstr(p, "Sam")) != NULL )

printf("Found Substring starting at offset [...]

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@Steve Carell: The question was about C, but your code is not C
strtok() only finds substrings seperated by a _single_ char

To find substrings I would use strstr() whoch does exactly what you need: it finds the first occurence of a substring and returns a pointer to it. To find further occurences just build a loop that searches again from the previous location+1 until no further substring is found (=strstr() returns NULL):

#include <string.h>

char *s = "Sam Samsonite";
char *p = s;

while( (p = strstr(p, "Sam")) != NULL )

printf("Found Substring starting at offset [...]

@Steve Carell: The question was about C, but your code is not C
strtok() only finds substrings seperated by a _single_ char

To find substrings I would use strstr() whoch does exactly what you need: it finds the first occurence of a substring and returns a pointer to it. To find further occurences just build a loop that searches again from the previous location+1 until no further substring is found (=strstr() returns NULL):

#include <string.h>

char *s = "Sam Samsonite";
char *p = s;

while( (p = strstr(p, "Sam")) != NULL )

printf("Found Substring starting at offset [...]

@Steve Carell: The question was about C, but your code is not C
strtok() only finds substrings seperated by a _single_ char

To find substrings I would use strstr() whoch does exactly what you need: it finds the first occurence of a substring and returns a pointer to it. To find further occurences just build a loop that searches again from the previous location+1 until no further substring is found (=strstr() returns NULL):

#include <string.h>

char *s = "Sam Samsonite";
char *p = s;

while( (p = strstr(p, "Sam")) != NULL )

printf("Found Substring starting at offset [...]

@Steve Carell: The question was about C, but your code is not C
strtok() only finds substrings seperated by a _single_ char

To find substrings I would use strstr() whoch does exactly what you need: it finds the first occurence of a substring and returns a pointer to it. To find further occurences just build a loop that searches again from the previous location+1 until no further substring is found (=strstr() returns NULL):

#include <string.h>

char *s = "Sam Samsonite";
char *p = s;

while( (p = strstr(p, "Sam")) != NULL )

printf("Found Substring starting at offset [...]

@Steve Carell: The question was about C, but your code is not C
strtok() only finds substrings seperated by a _single_ char

To find substrings I would use strstr() whoch does exactly what you need: it finds the first occurence of a substring and returns a pointer to it. To find further occurences just build a loop that searches again from the previous location+1 until no further substring is found (=strstr() returns NULL):

#include <string.h>

char *s = "Sam Samsonite";
char *p = s;

while( (p = strstr(p, "Sam")) != NULL )

printf("Found Substring starting at offset [...]

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