Help with my coding, I need my output to look like the first picture. Whenever I enter multiple names it gives me a weird output. Here is also a copy of my code.

#include #include #include #include #include using namespace std;

//function prototypes void getString(char*, char*); int getLength(char*); int isPalindrome(char*); void displayReverse(char*); void concat(char*, char*); void displayResults(char*, char*);

int main() { //declare two char array to hold string char str1[250], str2[250];

//create pointers to the strings char *firstString = str1; char *secondString = str2; int flag = 1; char choice;

//repeat the below execution until the user wishes to quit do { //get the input using getString method getString(firstString, secondString); //display the results using displayResults method displayResults(firstString, secondString); //prompt and read if user wishes to repeat printf(" Would you like to continue with another pair of strings (Y of N)? "); scanf(" %c", &choice); //if user enters n exit the loop if (choice == 'n' || choice == 'N') { flag = 0; } getchar(); } while (flag == 1);

return 0; }

//function that takes two pointer variables and read the strings using pointers void getString(char *firstString, char *secondString) { //prompt and read two strings printf("Enter the first string: "); cin >> firstString; printf("Enter the second string: "); cin >> secondString; }

//function that takes a pointer to the string as parameter and returns the length of the string int getLength(char *str) { int len = 0; //loop through the string and get its length while (*str != '\0') { len++; str++; } return len; }

//function that takes a pointer to string and checks if string is palindrome or not int isPalindrome(char *str) { //get the length of the string int len = getLength(str); int isPalin = 1; int i; //loop through the string and check if string is palindrome or not for (i = 0; i

//function that takes a pointer to string and prints the reverse of the string void displayReverse(char *str) { //get the length of the string int len = getLength(str); int i; //starting from the last position print the characters in the string in reverse order for (i = len; i >= 0; i--) printf("%c", *(str + i)); }

//function that takes two string and print the concatenated string void concat(char *firstString, char *secondString) { int i = 0, j = 0; char concatenated[500]; char *newString = concatenated;

//loop through the first string and add it to the new string while (firstString[i] != '\0') { newString[j] = firstString[i]; j++; i++; }

i = 0; //loop through the second string, and add it to the new string while (secondString[i] != '\0') { newString[j] = secondString[i]; j++; i++; } newString[j] = '\0'; //print the concatenated string for (i = 0; i

//function that takes two string and displays the results void displayResults(char *firstString, char *secondString) { printf(" Length of the first string is %d", getLength(firstString)); printf(" Length of the second string is %d", getLength(secondString)); if (isPalindrome(firstString)) printf(" First string is a palindrome"); else printf(" First string is not palindrome"); if (isPalindrome(secondString)) printf(" Second string is a palindrome"); else printf(" Second string is not palindrome"); printf(" Reverse of the first string is: "); displayReverse(firstString); printf(" Revese of the second string is: "); displayReverse(secondString); printf(" The concatenated string is: "); concat(firstString, secondString); }

ica. Windows system321cmd.exe Enter the first string: James Enter the second string: Sator Length of the first string is 5 Length of the second string is 5 First string is not palindrome Second string is not palindrome Reverse of the first string is semaJ Revese of the second string is rotas The concatenated string is JamesSator Would you like to continue with another pair of strings (Y of N)