Thread: Classifying characters (was struct:)

Originally Posted by twomers

Dude, this is your answer (from Salem):

>> You may find the isupper() and islower() functions in ctype.h useful.

check out what he says! Use a loop with these functions and have variables which change depending on the result of them. If you are stuck, don't ask us how to use these functions, cause I know for a fact that there are lots of examples on these forums on how to use them. Use the search feature on the site!

EDIT:

Please please can you learn to type properly.

xorry = sorry.
nweiz = (I think) anyway.
owkie = ok, or okay.
and plzzz = please

thnx very much......i read savitch's book of c++..and i found the problem there..hekhek...

update: thnx = thanks.

You found the initial problem there? Like the counting upper/lower letter cases one?

Originally Posted by twomers

Dude, this is your answer (from Salem):

>> You may find the isupper() and islower() functions in ctype.h useful.

check out what he says! Use a loop with these functions and have variables which change depending on the result of them. If you are stuck, don't ask us how to use these functions, cause I know for a fact that there are lots of examples on these forums on how to use them. Use the search feature on the site!

EDIT:

Please please can you learn to type properly.

xorry = sorry.
nweiz = (I think) anyway.
owkie = ok, or okay.
and plzzz = please

OK...again SORRY...ANYWAY....Thanks for the HELP....So MucH..(hekhek)....