Modify the example 1 in Chapter 14 (slide 28) to also convert each capital character to...

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Modify the example 1 in Chapter 14 (slide 28) to also convert each capital character to lowercase. The new program should print out the opposite version of user's input. E.g., if user inputs "Hello World,", the program should print out "hELLO WORLD". Submit the program code in PDF or in .e file. char ToUpper (char input); // function declaration int main (void) [ char echo; char upcase; printf ("Type input: "); while (echo != '\n') { scanf ("%c", &echo); upcase printf("%c", upcase); } // main function calls toupper // character typed by user // converted to upper-case ToUpper (echo); // function call } // function implementation char ToUpper (char inchar) { else char outchar; // will convert and return output character if ('a' <= inchar && inchar <= '2¹) outchar Ħ inchar ('a' "A"); outchar = inchar; return outchar; UNIVERSITY AWTHOMAS Modify the example 1 in Chapter 14 (slide 28) to also convert each capital character to lowercase. The new program should print out the opposite version of user's input. E.g., if user inputs "Hello World,", the program should print out "hELLO WORLD". Submit the program code in PDF or in .e file. char ToUpper (char input); // function declaration int main (void) [ char echo; char upcase; printf ("Type input: "); while (echo != '\n') { scanf ("%c", &echo); upcase printf("%c", upcase); } // main function calls toupper // character typed by user // converted to upper-case ToUpper (echo); // function call } // function implementation char ToUpper (char inchar) { else char outchar; // will convert and return output character if ('a' <= inchar && inchar <= '2¹) outchar Ħ inchar ('a' "A"); outchar = inchar; return outchar; UNIVERSITY AWTHOMAS

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