#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>

void inputParsing(char *src, char *end, char *destU, char *destP) {
    int x = 0;
    for(; src != end; src++){
        if((*src != '+') && x==0) {
            *destU = *src;
            destU++;
        }
        else if((*src != '+') && x==1){
            *destP = *src;
            destP++;
        }
        else {
            x = 1;
        }
    }
    *destU = ' ';                  //What does this line do?
    *destP = ' ';                  //What does this line do?
    *++destU = '0';                //What does this line do?
    *++destP = '0';                //What does this line do?
    printf("%sn",&destU);
    printf("%sn",&destP);
}

void inputStoring() {
    char inputArray[200];
    char usernameArray[200];
    char passwordArray[200];
    //int n = atoi(getenv("CONTENT_LENGTH"));
    //fgets(inputArray, n+1, stdin);
    strcpy(inputArray, "gaming+koko");
    int n = strlen(inputArray);
    inputParsing(inputArray, inputArray + n, usernameArray, passwordArray); //inputArray+n is referencing the array cell that contains the last inputted character.
}

int main(void) {
    inputStoring();
}

*++destU = '';                //What does this line do?
*++destP = '';                //What does this line do?
printf("%sn",destU);
printf("%sn",destP);

printf("%sn",destU);
printf("%sn",destP);

*destU = ' ';         /*Sets "space character" or ' ' at the current destU pointer position*/
*destP = ' ';         /*Same but for destP*/
*++destU = '0';       /*Moves pointer position by 1 place forward and sets a value 0 byte in its place - this is not a string terminating value ( is) so u may have problems when trying to print the string thank you EOF for correcting*/
*++destP = '0';      /*Same but for destP*/