C programming problem?

write a program that takes a line at a time and reverses the words of the lines.





ex. input: i am confused


output: confused am i





the data should contain one blank between each word.





any idea on how to solve this problem?


please give some ideas... how to solve this in c programming language...?

C programming problem?
ur program is bit difficult and is not so easy as it seems. what u got as first answer is incorrect since it will print only reverse charcater of ur answer. i.e. this is me gives em si siht which is not what u wanted. i have tried to write a program but the program has some bug and it is not giving what i wanted. i have done the following


1. count the no of blank spaces in string. this will give u the number of words in sentece say no_blank.


2. then create a array that stores the location of blank spaces in the sentence int array[].


3. using that array u then copy the word between two blank spaces from back.





// !! RAM !!





#include"stdio.h"


#include"string.h"


char* returnreverse( char a[] )


{


int no=1;


for( int i=0;i%26lt;strlen(a);i++)


{


if( a[i] == ' ')


no++;


}


char *words = new char [no];


int r=0;


for( int j=0;j%26lt;strlen(a);j++)


{





if( a[j] == ' ' )


{


words[r] = j;


r++;


}


}


words[r]= strlen(a-1);





char *rev= new char[strlen(


a)];


int m=0;


for( int h=r;h%26gt;= 0;h--)


{





// copy the words from a[words[h-1] ] to a[words[h-1]] in rev


for(int s= words[h-1];s%26lt;words[h];s++)


{


rev[m] = a[s];


m++;


}


rev[m]=' ';


m++;


}


return rev;


}








main()


{


char s[100];


printf("\n\n\tEnter a string : ");


gets(s);


printf("ur reverse string is");


printf( returnreverse(s) );


printf("\n");


return 0;


}


.
Reply:#include %26lt;string.h%26gt;


#include %26lt;stdio.h%26gt;


#include %26lt;stdlib.h%26gt;











int main() {





char s[1000];


int i;


int len=0;





while (1) {





printf("\n\n\tEnter a string : ");


gets(s);





printf("\n");





for(i=0;s[i];i++) {


printf("%c",s[i]);


}


len=strlen(s);


printf("\n\n");


for(i=len-1; s[i], i%26gt;=0; i--)


printf("%c",s[i]);


}


return 0;


}
Reply:first you should save every particular character of that string in another array meaning you have to declare a new array and put the first character in the last index and so on.... you should use some string methods to be able to get the length of the string. I remembered that It might be "string.length" or something like that.