No.

If you don't solve this problem yourself, you won't be solve the problem that comes after this one, or the problem that comes after that. You'll might be able to squeak by with a passing grade, but you'll have learned nothing.

I'm trying for 2 days to do so ..
But i'm so confused by the loops that i created .
Here's what i was trying to do :

const int SIZE=35;
int main()
{
int Length;
int counter=0;
char secString[SIZE];
char myString[SIZE] = "Ariel is in in the city city Ariel";
cout<<myString<<endl;

Length = strlen(myString);
cout<<"Length of the String is :"<<Length<<endl;

for (int i=0;i<Length;i++)
{
if (myString[i] == ' ')
for (int j=i;j>=0;j--)
{
secString[j] = myString[j];
cout<<"secString is : "<<secString<<endl;
}
counter++;
}
cout<<"You have "<<counter<<" Spaces in your String"<<endl;
cout<<"secString is : "<<secString<<endl;
return 0;
}

Use [code] [/code] tags.

You can use C++-style strings and the find() function. Or you can use strstr(). Or you can stick with for loops.

Hint: ignore chars until you reach a space (or until isspace() (in <ctype.h>/<cctype>) returns non-zero).

Try something like this....

Thank you ,
Appriciated .