In this C program, the function reverseStr reverses the nth word in a string. If n is larger than the number of words in the string then the function returns 0, else return the function modifies the string and returns 1.
Task: write the reverseStr function that follow the requirements below:
1. consistent with the prototype and code below
2. original string must be changed
3. DON'T use functions in string.h
Tips:
1. string input to this function is non-empty, that includes one or more non-whitespace characters
2. every consecutive word in the string is separated by single space characters and has no punctuation marks
3. string always start with a non-whitespace character
4. string is always terminated with a null '\0' character
5. the value of n > 0
Please use this program:
#include <stdio.h>
int reverseStr(char *string, int n);
int main(void)
{
char input[] = "Pizza is much better than burger";
int n = 4;
printf("Original: %s\n", input);
printf("n = %d\n", n);
if (reverseStr(input, n))
{
printf("New: %s\n", input);
}
else
{
printf("Error!!!! Number of words in %s is less than %d\n", input, n);
}
return 0;
}
Expected Output:
Original: Pizza is much better than burger
n = 4
New: Pizza is much retteb than burger
Note: Please screenshot your output window
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IMP:
Assume that the input contains only letters and blanks.
Assume also that the input is at most 30 characters long. Use an
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Disregard blanks when deciding if the string is a palindrome and
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A. |
anuria |
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B. |
azoturia |
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C. |
dialysis |
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D. |
diuresis |
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E. |
diuretics |
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F. |
dysuria |
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G. |
enuresis |
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H. |
hypertension |
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I. |
hypospadias |
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J. |
hypotension |
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K. |
lithiasis |
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L. |
lithotripsy |
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M. |
lumen |
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N. |
nephrolithiasis |
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O. |
nephromegaly |
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P. |
nephropathy |
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Q. |
nephropexy |
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R. |
nephroptosis |
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S. |
uremia |
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T. |
Wilms tumor |
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____ 2. Increased formation and secretion of urine
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____ 13. Enlargement of a kidney
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____ 15. Agents used to control edema and stimulate the flow of urine
____ 16. High blood pressure
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____ 18. Tubular space within a structure
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