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1. Write the function int countchtr(char string[ ], int ch);
which returns the number of times the character ch appears
in the string.
Example, the call countchtr(“She lives in NEWYORK”, ‘e’)
would return 3.
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Answer Posted / vadivelt
Hi all,
In my post, Answer #3 pls change the statement in if
condition from "ch <= 96" to "ch <= 90"
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