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Matching character
Alright, I am stuck here.
I have this variable that stores the word = HELLO and I have converted it it to ----- I have asked user to input one character at a time. SAy, if they enter E. Therefore, I need to search 2nd character and input E there. makes it -E--- (other checkings have been done) I need to use while loop and if statement to do it. Wonder if anyone could help. Now I found matching character but I don't know how to output them into ----- variable. |
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--L-- or ---L- or --LL- ? |
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I need it to be --LL-
Thanks.. Hopefully you can help |
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