[M-10] Write function that shortens a string by
removing its first N characters. Do this by sliding the characters starting
at position N left by N positions.
When N is bigger than the length of the string, make the string the empty string. If N is negative or zero, do nothing. Here is a testing function:
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
void deleteFirstN( char *str, int N )
{
}
struct test
{
char str[50];
char N;
};
int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
struct test trials[] =
{
{"blue berry", 5},
{"123456789", 0},
{"123456789", 1},
{"123456789", 2},
{"123456789", 3},
{"123456789", 4},
{"123456789", 7},
{"123456789", 8},
{"123456789", 9},
{"123456789", -1},
{"123456789", -8},
{"1234", 3},
{"123", 3},
{"12", 3},
{"1", 3},
{"", 3},
};
int j;
for ( j=0; j < sizeof(trials)/sizeof(struct test); j++ )
{
printf( "\"%s\" - %d =\t", trials[j].str, trials[j].N );
deleteFirstN( trials[j].str, trials[j].N );
printf( "\"%s\"\n", trials[j].str );
}
return 0;
}