Daniel Lawson Pokemon (name printer)

#include <stdio.h>
#include <cs50.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <math.h>
//Daniel Lawson
int main(void){
    string pokemon[5]; //initialize a an array
    int longest; //keep track of the longest size of a string
    for(int i= 0; i<5;i++){//ask for a pokemon and store it 5 times
        printf("Give me a pokemon: "); //ask for a pokemon
        pokemon[i] = get_string(); //store the pokemon
        longest = (int)fmax((double)strlen(pokemon[i]),(double)longest);//set longest to the size of the longest string (further explanation of this semi-confusing line bellow)
    }
    for(int i=0;i<5;i++){//look through the array
        if(strlen(pokemon[i])==longest){//if the name of the pokemon is one of the longest
            printf("%s,",pokemon[i]);//print it
        }
    }
    printf(" I choose you!\n");

}

/* explanation of line 12
longest = (int)fmax((double)strlen(pokemon[i]),(double)longest);

at each iteration of the loop it simply sets longest equal to the maximum of longest, and the maximum size of the current string
so the logic is just longest = max(length of current string,longest)
but... obviously there's more
in the math.h, the only function for max is fmax which accepts two doubles or floats and returns a floating point number so...
we need to type cast each of our integers with (double)
we also need to type cast what the function returns (int)
*/
/* output example:
Give me a Pokemon: Butterfree
Give me a Pokemon: Clefairy
Give me a Pokemon: Diglett
Give me a Pokemon: Growlithe
Give me a Pokemon: Rapidash
Butterfree, I choose you!

other example:
Give me a Pokemon: Butterfree
Give me a Pokemon: Putterfree
Give me a Pokemon: Diglett
Give me a Pokemon: Growlithe
Give me a Pokemon: Rapidash
Butterfree,Putterfree I choose you!
*/