Write a function Split that takes as argument a C string (terminated with ‘ \\0

Question

Write a function Split that takes as argument a C string (terminated with ‘’) that contains a single occurrence of the ‘@’ character. Your function should print the two substrings separated by ‘@’ on separate lines, using the “%s” format specifier for printf. (You may not print individual characters with putchar or “%c”.)

Here are two examples showing the function behavior:

void Split(char * s)

{

   /* Add your code here */

Function Call

Output

Split("place@here");

place

here

Split("do@that");

do

that

Function Call

Output

Split("place@here");

place

here

Split("do@that");

do

that

Explanation / Answer

StringSplit.C :
____________

#include<stdio.h>
#include<conio.h>
void Split(char*);
int main()
{
   char *str="";
   clrscr();
   printf("enter string: ");
   scanf("%s",str);
   Split(str);
   getch();
   return 0;
}
void Split(char *s) // function spliting the string
{
   char s1[50]={''},s2[50]={''};
   int flag=0,k=0;
   for(;*s!='';s++){
       if(*s=='@'){
           flag = 1;
           k = 0;
       }
       else if(flag==0)
           s1[k++] = *s;
       else
           s2[k++] = *s;
   }
   printf(" %s ",s1);
   printf("%s",s2);
}

Sample Input and Output :
_______________________

enter string:
place@here

place
here

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