How to fill a line with words?

Question

.NET

There is some word, for example "home".
It is necessary to fill a string with this word for a certain number of iterations (you can use not strings but a char array)
I tried to throw something in .. but it doesn’t work. the size of the iterations is greater than the characters in the string

string word = "home";
string result = "";
  for (int i = 0; i<19i++)
      {
         result += word[i];
       }

As a result, it should turn out like this
iterations 10
word home
homehomeho - result
Thanks in advance)

Answer 1

Copies with a null character.
strcpy(result, word);

Answer 2

- Think about what you have here word[4]
- Calculate (find) the end of the line.
- Check the condition (and not the end of the line)
- If yes, then print the characters on a new one.
early please)

Answer 3

for( int i = 0; i < rep; i++ )
   result += word[ i % word.length() ];

Of course, it's better to calculate word.length() in advance into an intermediate variable for efficiency, but maybe it will be clearer to you.
It would be better like this:

for( uint i = 0; i < rep; i += word.length() )
   result += rep - i > word.length() ? word : word.substr( 0, rep - i );

Or, if you like, like this:

for( uint i = 0; i < rep / word.length(); i++ )
   result += word;
result += word.substr( 0, rep % word.length() );