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• Write a C function f such that Function f has the following prototype… void f (char* string> If the given string is of odd length, then function is to leave the string unchanged. o Other the other hand, if the given string is of even length, then function is to reverse the order of the characters in the second half of the string and leave the characters in the first half of the string unchanged and unmoved) • Example 1 . If the string were xyz upon entering function 1 Then the string would be xys upon exiting function f • Example 2 • If the string were 123ABC upon entering function o Then the string would be 123CBA upon exiting function f nov Show transcribed image text • Write a C function f such that Function f has the following prototype… void f (char* string> If the given string is of odd length, then function is to leave the string unchanged. o Other the other hand, if the given string is of even length, then function is to reverse the order of the characters in the second half of the string and leave the characters in the first half of the string unchanged and unmoved) • Example 1 . If the string were xyz upon entering function 1 Then the string would be xys upon exiting function f • Example 2 • If the string were 123ABC upon entering function o Then the string would be 123CBA upon exiting function f nov

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