1. Write a c program that accepts a string from the user and outputs the length ( do not use any buit-in functions ) (Hint you may use while loop – while the character read is not equal to ‘\0’ increment the count. ) 2. Using the code above. Add additional codes that will copy the characters in reverse order (Note: Write comments that explain what each main section of the code is accomplishing and how)

1. Write a c program that accepts a string from the user and outputs the length ( do not use any buit-in functions ) (Hint you may use while loop – while the character read is not equal to ‘\0’ increment the count. ) 2. Using the code above. Add additional codes that will copy the characters in reverse order (Note: Write comments that explain what each main section of the code is accomplishing and how)

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

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Chapter9: Completing The Basics

Section9.3: The String Class

Problem 7E

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