Please help, #include // malloc/free and NULL // Include the declarations of our string functions #include "mystring.h" // search: 'man strlen' to see what function should do size_t my_strlen(const char* input){ // IMPLEMENT return 0; } // search: 'man strcmp' to see what function should do int my_strcmp(const char* src1, const char* src2){ // IMPLEMENT return 0; } // search: 'man strchr' to see what function should do char* my_strchr(const char* src1, int c){ // IMPLEMENT return NULL; } // search: 'man strcat' to see what function should do // Note: Our 'string append' is going to be slightly different // than 'strcat'. // I would like you to return a 'heap allocated' string // that appends both of src1 and src2 into a new buffer char* my_string_append(const char* src1, const char* src2){ // IMPLEMENT return NULL; }

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#include <stdlib.h> // malloc/free and NULL

// Include the declarations of our string functions
#include "mystring.h"

// search: 'man strlen' to see what function should do
size_t my_strlen(const char* input){
    // IMPLEMENT
    return 0;   
}

// search: 'man strcmp' to see what function should do
int my_strcmp(const char* src1, const char* src2){
    // IMPLEMENT
    return 0;   
}

// search: 'man strchr' to see what function should do
char* my_strchr(const char* src1, int c){
    // IMPLEMENT
    return NULL;   
}

// search: 'man strcat' to see what function should do
// Note: Our 'string append' is going to be slightly different
//       than 'strcat'. 
//       I would like you to return a 'heap allocated' string
//       that appends both of src1 and src2 into a new buffer
char* my_string_append(const char* src1, const char* src2){
    // IMPLEMENT
    return NULL;   
}

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Here i explain what function do:

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1.size_t my_strlen(const char* input){
    // IMPLEMENT
    return 0;  

This function is used  to take input and give the length of the string in include file.

 

 

 

2.int my_strcmp(const char* src1, const char* src2){
    // IMPLEMENT
    return 0;   

 

This function is used to compare both the string.

 

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