1. Write the reverse string() function for the given code below.(Hint: use strlen() function which gives the length of a string.)#include #include 1.23void reverse_string (char str []);4int main (){7char str_arr[100];8.printf ("Enter a string :");scanf ("%s", str_arr);reverse string (str_arr);printf ("Reversed string is: %s \n", str_arr);1011121314return 0;15}16

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Write the reverse string() function for the given code below. (Hint: use strlen() function which gives the length of a string.) #include #include void reverse_string(char str[]); int main () { char str_arr[100]; printf("Enter a string :"); scanf("%s", str_arr); reverse string(str_arr); printf("Reversed string is: %s \n", str_arr); return 0; }

Write the reverse string() function for the given code below. (Hint: use strlen() function which gives the length of a string.) #include #include void reverse_string(char str[]); int main () { char str_arr[100]; printf("Enter a string :"); scanf("%s", str_arr); reverse string(str_arr); printf("Reversed string is: %s \n", str_arr); return 0; }

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Chapter7: User-defined Simple Data Types, Namespaces, And The String Type

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