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Chapter 13, Problem 13.18E
Program Plan Intro
- Include necessary header files.
- Start “main()” function.
- Declare two arrays to get input.
- Use getline() function to get input in array “ a ”, with delimiter being ‘c’.
- Use peek function to display next character in the input stream.
- Use get() function to get input in array “ b ”, with delimiter being ‘c’.
- Use peek function to display next character in the input stream.
- Display both the strings entered.
- Use strlen() function to calculate the length of input, add one to it and check if it is a null character. It will tell that if the string ends with null character or not.
- Return an exit the program.
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