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I wrote a C program implementing charecter stuffing i'm providing a file contains everything i've followed to write the program i need someone solve the errors

http://hotfile.com/dl/36261713/ac727d7/Charecter_Stuff ing.pdf.html
Apr 4 '10 #1
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