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> void print_upper(char *string) { register int t; int k; for(t=0;string[t];++t){ string[t]=toupper(string[t]); putchar(string[t]); } } Here, the for loop simply accepts char[element],i.e, an array of characters supplied by the call of the function in main(void) as print_upper(char *string) where the string is supplied as a char pointer parameter. Now, the …
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