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I wrote this function in C, which is meant to iterate through a string to the next non-white-space character: char * iterate_through_whitespace(unsigned char * i){ while(*i && *(i++) <= 32); return i-1; } It seems to work quite well, but I'm wondering if it is safe to assume that the *i will be evaluated to false in the situation that *i == '\0' , and it won't iterate beyond the end of a string. It works well on my computer, but I'm wondering if it will behave the same when compiled on other machines.
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