You might recognize the code on the next page as being the wds.c program from the text and spell checker fame. Modify this program to print each word on a separate line with the phrase has double letters after any word that has the same letter twice adjacent to each other in the word.

For example, the input: Ever really looked at the moon, Lloyd?

would output:

Ever

really has double letters

looked has double letters

at

the

moon has double letters

Lloyd has double letters

#include #include #include "tfdef.h" "chrut 11.h" main ( signed char ch; int inword lns, wds, chrs; /* flag indicating when in a word /*Counters for lines, words, chars. lns - wds-chrs - 0; /* initialize counters to 0 inword FALSE; /* before beginning we are not in a word / while ((ch - getchar )) !- EOF) /* while there are more chars */ chrs-chrs + 1; if (ch 'n) /*count characters /if newline char /*count lines lns-lns 1; /if not in a word and not a delimiter/ /*then this must be the beginning of a word */ if (!inword && Idelimitp(ch))/* if not in word and not delim*/ inword = TRUE wds-wds 1; /remember we are in a word /count words /otherwise if in a word, but found a delimiter */ /* then we just went beyond the end of the word*/ else if (inword && delimitp(ch))/* if in word and a delim*/ 1inword - FALSE; /* no longer in word /end word with newline * putchar (n'); if (inword) /*if in a word putchar (ch); /* print the character /