1. Use a string function to look for a space in the string, then print the substring between the beginning/last space as a word.
2. Don't know if there is a string function to do that. If not, read the string backwards, one character at a time and print as you go.
3. So the blank space is your "delimiter" of words. Locate sequentially all the spaces, and declare it a word if the current space does not follow immediately the preceding one. That is to say, if it is not a zero length word.
4. You will use the toupper() function, and find a function to delete a substring (blank).
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The questions are below here:
1. Write a function that accepts a string of characters from a user and displays the string one word per line.
2. Write a function that accepts a string of characters, then output all the characters of the string in a reversed order.
3. Write a function that counts the number of words in a string. A word is encountered whenever a transition from a blank space to a non-blank character is encountered. Assume that the string contains only words separated by blank spaces.
4.Write a function that accepts a string from a user and convert all lower case letters to upper case letters and also eliminates all blank spaces in the string.
Write a program that tests all the above functions.
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