c - Comparing a char in a struct to the user input -

so while writing code reason when comparing char in struct user input doesn't pass true when should be. unless user input somehow not same.

    struct user {     char login[11];  };  int main() {     char input_login[11];     struct user goku;     strcpy(goku.login,"goku");     printf("please enter login:");     fgets(input_login,11,stdin);      printf("please enter password:");     fgets(input_password,11,stdin);      if (strcmp(goku.login, input_login) == 0) // not working     {         printf("correct");     }     else     {         printf("%s",goku.login);     }     return 0; } 

function fgets places in character array new line character corresponds pressed enter key if there enough space in string.

you should remove character.

for example

fgets(input_login,11,stdin); input_login[strcspn( input_login, "\n" )] = '\0';