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C Program for Text Case Conversion

The document is a C program that provides a simple menu for text manipulation, allowing the user to convert input text to uppercase, lowercase, or switch between the two. It prompts the user for a choice and processes the input string accordingly. However, the program contains several issues, such as improper handling of the menu variable and the use of deprecated functions like 'gets'.

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C Program for Text Case Conversion

The document is a C program that provides a simple menu for text manipulation, allowing the user to convert input text to uppercase, lowercase, or switch between the two. It prompts the user for a choice and processes the input string accordingly. However, the program contains several issues, such as improper handling of the menu variable and the use of deprecated functions like 'gets'.

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#include <stdio.

h>
#define UP_TO 150
int main(){

char kata[UP_TO];
char *k = kata;
int *menu, i;
printf("1. Uppercase\n2. Lowercase\n3. Switching\n4. Keluar\nPilihan : ");
scanf("%d",&menu);
fflush(stdin);

//for(i>=1;i<=3;i++){
//printf("Masukkan kata: ");
//}
//gets(kata);

//menu == 1;
switch((int)menu)
{
case 1:
printf("Masukkan kata: ");
gets(kata);
while(*k)
{
*k = (*k >= 'a' && *k <= 'z') ? *k-32 : *k;
k++;
}

printf("%s",kata);

return ;

//menu == 2;
case 2:
printf("Masukkan kata: ");
gets(kata);
while(*k)
{
*k = (*k >= 'A' && *k <= 'Z') ? *k+32 : *k;
k++;
}

printf("%s",kata);

return ;

case 3:
printf("Masukkan kata: ");
gets(kata);
for(int k = 0; k<strlen(kata); k++){
if (kata[k] >= 'A' && kata[k] <='Z')
printf(" %c", kata[k] + 32);
else if (kata[k] >= 'a' && kata[k] <= 'z')
printf("%c", kata[k] - 32);
}
return;
default:
printf("You Were Exited");

}
}

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