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Originally Posted by Hiddos I did see why it returned 0 on success, but I was wondering why it could either return -1 or 1. Could you explain that as well?

Yes, ASCII-Codes are like numbers, every character has a number. If you compare a character that has a lower ASCII value then the one you're comparing it to has (for example: 5 - 7 = -2), it will return a negative result. Same applies for whole strings. I think PAWN just rounds any values under 0 to -1 and any values above it to 1.

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At first I thought this was another strcmp/strtok command tutorial, but I'm glad it isn't. I actually never knew how strcmp actually works, just that it works. I learnt something new today.

Thank you, glad I could help