Reference Summary: 0:20 - Printing the contents of a string character by character 2:26 - Checking what type of character we are working with (isalnum, ... A discussion of the 'char' datatype, how it interacts with cout, and the utility functions in
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0:20 - Printing the contents of a string character by character 2:26 - Checking what type of character we are working with (isalnum, ... A discussion of the 'char' datatype, how it interacts with cout, and the utility functions in During the pandemic, I used a hybrid model for my first year C programming course (CSC 111).
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- 0:20 - Printing the contents of a string character by character 2:26 - Checking what type of character we are working with (isalnum, ...
- A discussion of the 'char' datatype, how it interacts with cout, and the utility functions in
- During the pandemic, I used a hybrid model for my first year C programming course (CSC 111).
- Some basic character functions such as tolower, toupper, islower, and isupper.
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