This function removes the white spaces and other predefined characters from both sides of a string

Select one:

a. strcmp ()

b. ltrim ()

c. trim ()

d. rtrim ()

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Karlie Reed

Computers & Technology

13 January, 07:41

This function removes the white spaces and other predefined characters from both sides of a string

Select one:

a. strcmp ()

b. ltrim ()

c. trim ()

d. rtrim ()

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Shyann Boyle · Answer 1

trim ()

Explanation:

trim () is predefined function which is used to remove white spaces and other predefined characters from both sides of the string. ltrim () and rtrim () also removes white spaces and predefined characters from the string but from left and right respectively. But trim () function removes from both ends. Hence we conclude the answer is trim ().

This function removes the white spaces and other predefined characters from both sides of a stringSelect one:a. strcmp ()b. ltrim ()c. trim ()d. rtrim ()

This function removes the white spaces and other predefined characters from both sides of a string

Select one:

a. strcmp ()

b. ltrim ()

c. trim ()

d. rtrim ()