2. Write a C program to count the number of alphabets (upper-case and lower-case) and numbers in a string defined in the program. Please do not use the library functions to determine uppercase, lowercase letters or digits. [You can compare with ASCII values.) For demonstration purpose, please sure that your output looks like following: String Hello! welcome to CPE325. It's a great day, isn't it? Contains: The string contains 6 upper-case and 29 lower-case characters and 3 digits.

2. Write a C program to count the number of alphabets (upper-case and lower-case) and numbers in a string defined in the program. Please do not use the library functions to determine uppercase, lowercase letters or digits. [You can compare with ASCII values.) For demonstration purpose, please sure that your output looks like following: String Hello! welcome to CPE325. It's a great day, isn't it? Contains: The string contains 6 upper-case and 29 lower-case characters and 3 digits.

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