C++ language only.

/**

 CIS 22B: Homework 4A

 Using c-string manipulation functions: strcpy, strcat, strrchr, etc.

 Write a function that given a c-string of words removes the last word and inserts 

 it in the beginning of the string. All words are separated by spaces. 

 You may assume that there is only one space between two words.

 Strings that are either empty or consists of only one word will not be changed.

 // HINT: Use a temp string

 Example: "Two Three Four Five One"

 After processing: "One Two Three Four Five"

 Save the output as a comment at the end of the program.

 NAME:

 ============================================================================================= */

#include 

#include 

using namespace std;

bool moveFront( char s[] );

int main( void )

{

 char sList[5][100] = {"One Two Three Four Five Zero", "", "Three Two One Four", "Second First", "Done!"};

 bool change;

 // test the function with 5 strings

 for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++)

 {

 cout << "Before: [" << sList[i] << "] ";

 change = moveFront(sList[i]);

 cout << " After: [" << sList[i] << "] ";

 if (!change)

 cout << "\t\t The string is either empty or it has only one word!";

 }

 return 0;

}

/* ============================================= */

bool moveFront( char s[] )

{

 bool success = false;

 char temp[100];

 return success;

}

/***************************************************************

 Save the OUTPUT below

 */