char MyBuf[ 256 ];
const char *p;
strcpy( MyBuf, "Happy Fourth of July";
 
 
p =  a.Find( MyBuf, 'u' ))
 
 
const char * Search::Find( const char *pStr, char c )
{
  while ( *pStr )      // Loop until terminator found
  {
      if ( c == *pStr )     // Match found?
     {
        return pStr;        // Return the pointer
     }
     pStr++;
   }
 
   return (const char *)NULL;       // Not found return NULL
}

#include <iostream>
#include <cstdlib>
using namespace std;
#include "strextra.h"
 
int main()
{
    Search a;
    cout<<"enter max number of characters in the sentence";
    int number;
    cin>>number;
    cout<<"enter a sentence";
    string mycstring;
    cin>>mycstring;
    cout<<"my string is\n"<<mycstring<<"\n";
    cout<<"enter the character you are trying to find in the string above\n";
    char alpha;
    char lett[2];
    cin>>alpha;
    lett[0]=alpha;
    lett[1]='\0';
    cout<<lett[0]<<lett[1];
    a.find(mycstring, lett[0]);
}

#ifndef STREXTRA_H_INCLUDED
#define STREXTRA_H_INCLUDED
#include <iostream>
 
using namespace std;
 
class Search
{
    public:
    int find(string mystring,char letter[0]);
    int find(char mystring,string word);
 
};
 
#endif // STREXTRA_H_INCLUDED

const char * Search::Find( const char pStr[], char c )

char *p;
MyBuf[]     <---    "Quick Brown Fox"
char c = 'B';
 
p = strchr( MyBuf, c );
if (NULL == p)
    return -1;
else
    return (int)(p - MyBuf);

int Search::Find( char pStr[], char c )
{
   int nCnt = 0;
 
  while ( pStr[ nCnt ] )      // Loop until terminator found
  {
      if ( c == pStr[ nCnt ] )     // Match found?
     {
        return nCnt;        // Return the index
     }
 
    nCnt++;
   }
 
   return -1;       // Not found 
}