Write a function called printBackwards () that will work with a C string. The function will print any C string backwards. You don't need to put in the prototype, but you need to write a complete function.

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Simeon Bradshaw

15 May, 09:49

Write a function called printBackwards () that will work with a C string. The function will print any C string backwards. You don't need to put in the prototype, but you need to write a complete function.

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Jamya Mccormick · Answer 1

void printBackwards (char s[])

{

int n=strlen (s) - 1; //finding the last index of the string ...

for (int i=n; i>=0; i--) / /loop to print the string backwards ...

{

printf ("%c", s[i]); //printing the character of the string ...

}

}

Output:-

abcdefg

gfedcba

Explanation:

I have used strlen function that will be used after including the string. h header file. It returns the length of the string. After finding the last index I have iterated over the c string in reverse order and printing the character of the string one by one.