Write a program called ReverseText.exe that takes two file names as command-line arguments. The ReverseText program should reads the characters from the first file and write them into the second file in reverse order. Test your program out using the small text file iso_8859-1.txt provided with this assignment. Once you are confident that your program is working correctly, run it on the much larger file War_of_the_Worlds.txt uploaded along with this assignment. For example, when you use this program on the command line it should be like this: ReverseText.exe War_of_the_Worlds.txt War_of_the_Worlds_reversed.txt Remember, if you are using fgets(), it will only return one line of the book at a time. You will have to go through the book multiple times and make frequent use of the rewind() function. Hint You can use the strlen() function (that is part of the string.h C Standard Library) to check the length of the string you read in using fgets().
Write a
ReverseText program should reads the characters from the first file and write them into the second file in
reverse order.
Test your program out using the small text file iso_8859-1.txt provided with this
assignment.
Once you are confident that your program is working correctly, run it on the much larger file
War_of_the_Worlds.txt uploaded along with this assignment.
For example, when you use this program on the command line it should be like this:
ReverseText.exe War_of_the_Worlds.txt War_of_the_Worlds_reversed.txt
Remember, if you are using fgets(), it will only return one line of the book at a time. You will
have to go through the book multiple times and make frequent use of the rewind() function.
Hint
You can use the strlen() function (that is part of the string.h C Standard Library) to check the
length of the string you read in using fgets().
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