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Write an algorithm and then a C program that takes as input a string and checks whether the sentence reads the same backward and forward. Examples of such strings are redivider,  deified,  civic,  radar,  level,  rotor   The program should be case insensitive. In other words, it should not make a difference between uppercase and lowercase letters, i.e., Civic is the same as civic and is the same as cIviC …   Finally, the program, should also convert the string into a string with proper capitalization, i.e., it should start with a capital letter and all the remaining characters should be lower case. It should the print the new string on screen.   For this question:   You are allowed to use the function strcmp(), which takes as input to strings and returns: 0 if the two strings are equal A value that is different from 0 otherwise You must implement your own function that converts characters to upper case or to lower case. Use this link to find the ASCII codes of the alphabet characters: http://sticksandstones.kstrom.com/appen.htm

Write an algorithm and then a C program that takes as input a string and checks whether the sentence reads the same backward and forward. Examples of such strings are redivider,  deified,  civic,  radar,  level,  rotor   The program should be case insensitive. In other words, it should not make a difference between uppercase and lowercase letters, i.e., Civic is the same as civic and is the same as cIviC …   Finally, the program, should also convert the string into a string with proper capitalization, i.e., it should start with a capital letter and all the remaining characters should be lower case. It should the print the new string on screen.   For this question:   You are allowed to use the function strcmp(), which takes as input to strings and returns: 0 if the two strings are equal A value that is different from 0 otherwise You must implement your own function that converts characters to upper case or to lower case. Use this link to find the ASCII codes of the alphabet characters: http://sticksandstones.kstrom.com/appen.htm

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Write an algorithm and then a C program that takes as input a string and checks whether the sentence reads the same backward and forward. Examples of such strings are

  • redivider, 
  • deified, 
  • civic, 
  • radar, 
  • level, 
  • rotor

 

The program should be case insensitive. In other words, it should not make a difference between uppercase and lowercase letters, i.e., Civic is the same as civic and is the same as cIviC …

 

Finally, the program, should also convert the string into a string with proper capitalization, i.e., it should start with a capital letter and all the remaining characters should be lower case. It should the print the new string on screen.

 

For this question:

 

  • You are allowed to use the function strcmp(), which takes as input to strings and returns:
    • 0 if the two strings are equal
    • A value that is different from 0 otherwise
  • You must implement your own function that converts characters to upper case or to lower case. Use this link to find the ASCII codes of the alphabet characters: http://sticksandstones.kstrom.com/appen.html
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