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    The document provides guidelines for submitting an assignment to solve a problem. Students must create a C file with their student ID in the name, zip it within a folder of the same name, and submit it by the January 19th deadline. The problem is to write a C function that removes duplicate characters from a given string, keeping only the first occurrence of each character and modifying the original string. The function takes a string as input and must work for strings of length 1 to 1000 containing lowercase English letters. It is tested on the example strings "programming" and "hello".

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    July 2023 CSE 282

    Offline: Character and String


    Subsections A1 & A2
    Deadline
    January 19, 2024 11.55 PM

    Submission Guidelines
    Make a C file for the problem. The name of the file should be like 2118xyz_Problem1.c. Make a
    folder named “2118xyz” where should put only the C file (Not the .exe or other files). Now zip
    the folder. Finally upload the zip file to the submission link of the moodle within the deadline.
    [Note that, you should replace xyz with the last three digits of your student id]. For example, for
    ID 2118001 the submitted file would be: 2118001.zip
    After extracting, there should be a folder named 2118001 and a file named 2118001_Problem1.c
    inside it.

    Problem
    Write a C function remove_duplicates that takes a string as input and removes duplicate
    characters, keeping only the first occurrence of each character. The function should modify the
    original string.
    Input
    A string str of length L (1 <= L <= 1000) containing only lowercase English letters (a-z).

    Output
    The function should modify the original string str to remove duplicate characters, keeping only
    the first occurrence of each character.

    Test Case
    Input Output

    programming progamin

    hello helo

    Explanation
    In the first test case, the string "programming" has duplicates 'r' and 'g'. The function removes the
    duplicates, and the modified string is "progamin".

    In the second test case, the string "hello" has a duplicate 'l'. The function removes the duplicate,
    and the modified string is "helo".

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