In C Language please. here's a source code where you can edit or find out what's wrong but please check the expected output on the photo
#include int main(){ // declaring a string char input[20]; // taking user input for string // printing a message printf("Enter a string: "); // storing user input in string called input scanf("%s", input); my_isupper(input); return 0;} char *my_isupper(char *str) { int position = 0; while (*str != '\0') { if (97 <= *str="" &&="" *str="">=><=>=> { *str = *str - 32; } position = position +1; str = str + 1 ; } str = str - index; return(str); }Extracted text: 3. Capital of the Country by CodeChum Admin I'm a passionate tourist, touring to a lot of countries in the world. I want to go to the capitals of each of the countries since they say they're usually the best. Can you help me find where the capital is? Instructions: 1. Ask the user for a string input 2. From the string inputted, find the index of the capital letter. 3. For this problem, it is guaranteed that there is only 1 capital letter in the inputted string. 4. Hint: Use the isupper(char) function from the ctype.h library to check if a letter is capital or not. Input 1. Input string Output Enter string: Philippines
int main(){ // declaring a string char input[20]; // taking user input for string // printing a message printf("Enter a string: "); // storing user input in string called input scanf("%s", input); my_isupper(input); return 0;} char *my_isupper(char *str) { int position = 0; while (*str != '\0') { if (97 <= *str="" &&="" *str="">=><=>=> { *str = *str - 32; } position = position +1; str = str + 1 ; } str = str - index; return(str); }
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