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using variable arrays for convertng uppercase to lowercase letters

hi! I need help in creating a program for converting uppercase to lowercase letters with variable arrays (single-dimension arrays). I am a bit confused. Help will be appreciated! Thanks!
Nov 30 '06 #1
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Manjiri
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hi! I need help in creating a program for converting uppercase to lowercase letters with variable arrays (single-dimension arrays). I am a bit confused. Help will be appreciated! Thanks!

Hope you will be knowing the functions
isupper()
islower() in c....

U can use those functions...
Or u want it without using the library functions..?
Nov 30 '06 #2
Hi,
In fact, there is no real variable arrays.But you can use malloc to input dynamicly your expected size.
---caesar
Nov 30 '06 #3

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