$20$ pts

Write a segment of code that implements a functions called doSomething $()$ that takes in a list of words $($list$),$ a string $(s$ tr$),$ and the number of words $($ n $)$ in list as arguments, and implements the logic described below.

doSomething $()$ searches for str in list and returns A NEW LIST containing all the words in list spelled backwards with the exception of the found string. If str is not found in list, then the NEW LIST is the same as list.

For instance, if list contains $["$ABC$",$ "DEF", "GHI", $"$JKL$"]$ and str is "DEF", then the function returns a new list containing $["$CBA$",$ "DEF", "IHG", $"$LKJ$"],$ and if str is not found in list, then the function returns a new list containing $["$ABC$",$ "DEF", "GHI", $"$JKL$"]($same as the original list$).$

Note:

You MUST$-$NOT modify the contents of list, nor can you use strcmp $()$ or strcpy $().$ However, you CAN use strlen$().$

You MUST NOT use any array notation, i$.$e$.[].$

You MAY NOT assume each word in list is the same length.

You may assume at most a SINGLE OCCURENCE of str in list.

You may assume the call to the doSomething $()$ function is made elsewhere in the code. More precisely, provide the code segment that will go in the place indicated below.Edit Format Table$20$ pts

Write a segment of code that implements a functions called doSomething $()$ that takes in a list of words $($list$),$ a string $(s$ tr$),$ and the number of words $($ n $)$ in list as arguments, and implements the logic described below.

doSomething $()$ searches for str in list and returns A NEW LIST containing all the words in list spelled backwards with the exception of the found string. If str is not found in list, then the NEW LIST is the same as list.

For instance, if list contains $["$ABC$",$ "DEF", "GHI", $"$JKL$"]$ and str is "DEF", then the function returns a new list containing $["$CBA$",$ "DEF", "IHG", $"$LKJ$"],$ and if str is not found in list, then the function returns a new list containing $["$ABC$",$ "DEF", "GHI", $"$JKL$"]($same as the original list$).$

Note:

You MUST$-$NOT modify the contents of list, nor can you use strcmp $()$ or strcpy $().$ However, you CAN use strlen$().$

You MUST NOT use any array notation, i$.$e$.[].$

You MAY NOT assume each word in list is the same length.

You may assume at most a SINGLE OCCURENCE of str in list.

You may assume the call to the doSomething $()$ function is made elsewhere in the code. More precisely, provide the code segment that will go in the place indicated below.Edit Format Table

Write a segment of code that implements a functions called dosomething $()$ that takes in a list of words $($list$),$ a string $($str$),$ and the number of words $()$ in list as arguments, and implements the logic described below.

doSomething $()$ searches for str in list and returns A NEW LIST containing all the words in list spelled backwards with the exception of the found string. If str is not found in list, then the NEW LIST is the same as list.

For instance, if list contains $["$ABC$",$ "DEF", "GHI", $"$JKL$"]$ and str is "DEF", then the function returns a new list containing $["$CBA$",$ "DEF", "IHG", $"$LKJ$"],$ and if str is not found in list, then the function returns a new list containing $["$ABC$",$ "DEF", "GHI", $"$JKL$"]($same as the original list$).$

Note:

You MUST$-$NOT modify the contents of list, nor can you use strcmp $()$ or strcpy $().$ However, you CAN use strlen$().$

You MUST NOT use any array notation, i$.$e$.[].$

You MAY NOT assume each word in list is the same length.

You may assume at most a SINGLE OCCURENCE of str in list.

You may assume the call to the doSomething $()$ function is made elsewhere in the code. More precisely, provide the code segment that will go in the place indicated below.Edit Format Table

Write a segment of code that implements a functions called dosomething $()$ that takes in a list of words $($list$),$ a string $($str$),$ and the number of words $()$ in list as arguments, and implements the logic described below.

doSomething $()$ searches for str in list and returns A NEW LIST containing all the words in list spelled backwards with the exception of the found string. If str is not found in list, then the NEW LIST is the same as list.

For instance, if list contains $["$ABC$",$ "DEF", "GHI", $"$JKL$"]$ and str is "DEF", then the function returns a new list containing $["$CBA$",$ "DEF", "IHG", $"$LKJ$"],$ and if str is not found in list, then the function returns a new list containing $["$ABC$",$ "DEF", "GHI", $"$JKL$"]($same as the original list$).$

Note:

You MUST$-$NOT modify the contents of list, nor can you use strcmp $()$ or strcpy $().$ However, you CAN use strlen$().$

You MUST NOT use any array notation, i$.$e$.[].$

You MAY NOT assume each word in list is the same length.

You may assume at most a SINGLE OCCURENCE of str in list.

You may assume the call to the doSomething $()$ function is made elsewhere in the code. More precisely, provide the code segment that will go in the place indicated below.Edit Format Table