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Re: Terminating a String

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Do I have to do that for ever letter in the alphabet?
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Re: Terminating a String

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No...I think you dont get the logic.

  1. while( ! ischar( str[i] ) ) { ++i ; }
  2. // increment the counter here since "i" points to an alphabet
  3. counter[str[i]] ++ ;

Do the same for the other loop.
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Can you tell me how I can display the value of the counter using the code I showed earlier?
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I wont write teh code but give you a general algo:

1. Move through the array counter.
2. If at an index i you encounter a value > 0 display the equivalent character of i.
3. After the above condition is satisfied, start a for loop which will print out the number of stars which equals the vaule of the counter for that particular i in front of the character.
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