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Chapter 22, Problem 22.40E
Program Plan Intro

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This Program defines following functions to calculate length of inputted string.
size_t ptr_strlen (char* s)
size_t strlen (char* s)
Driver function main() defines following variable to input the string, this string is supplied as arguments to above function.
charstr[100]

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