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Which of the following functions convert the first letter of each word in a given sentence to the uppercase letter? a. void upstr(char str) { int k=1; "str%3Dtoupper(str); while(str[k]!=NULL) { if (isspace(str[k])!=0) { str[k+1]=toupper(str[k+1]); } k++; }} b. void upstr(char "str) { int k=1; str%3Dtoupper(str); while(str[k]I='\0') { if (isspace(str[k+1])!3D0) { str[k+1]=toupper(str[k+1]); } k++; }} c. void upstr(char str) { int k-1; str%3Dtoupper(str); while(str[k]="\0') { if (isspace(str[k+1])!3D0) { str[k]=toupper(str[k]); } k++; }} d. void upstr(char "str) { int k-0; str%3Dtoupper(str); while(str[k]!=NULL) { if (isspace(str[k])!=0) { str[k]=toupper(str[k]); } e. void upstr(char "str) { int k-0; str%3Dtoupper(*str); while(str[k]!="\0"){ if (isspace(str[k+1])l=0) k++; }} { str[k]=toupper(str[k]); } k++; }}

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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