[H-8]
Write a function which removes whitespace
characters from the beginning and end of a string. For example, the string
" Spaces before, spaces after "
will be trimmed to
"Spaces before, spaces after"
Whitespace in the middle of a string will not be removed. Use the isWhitespace()
function from puzzle S02 or the standard isspace()
function.
Here is a testing function:
#include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> void trim( char *p ) { } int main() { char buffer[ 100 ]; char *trials[] = { " The game is afoot! ", "The game is afoot!", " The game is afoot!", "The game is afoot! ", "\n\nNewLines and tabs count as Whitespace\n\n\t\t", "\n\tInternal\ttabs\t \tShould Remain \t", "", "Empty strings should pass right through", " \t\n\t ", "Strings of all whitespace should be reduced to empty" }; int j ; for ( j=0; j<sizeof(trials)/sizeof(char *); j++ ) { strcpy( buffer, trials[j] ); trim( buffer ); printf("-->%s<--\n", buffer ); } return 0; }