Define a character variable letterStart. Read the character from the user, print that letter and the next letter in the alphabet. Sample output assuming the user enters 'a':

ab

Sample program:

#include

int main (void) {

return 0;

}

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Bria Chan

Computers & Technology

26 October, 07:46

Define a character variable letterStart. Read the character from the user, print that letter and the next letter in the alphabet. Sample output assuming the user enters 'a':

ab

Sample program:

#include

int main (void) {

return 0;

}

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Peterson · Answer 1

declare variable get input display variable and also increment ASCII of variable and th en display it

Explanation:

In above code first we declare a character variable by (var). Then we get a character input from user in (var). Then display character input and at the same time we also display next character by incrementing the ASCII of character input by 1.

Define a character variable letterStart. Read the character from the user, print that letter and the next letter in the alphabet. Sample output assuming the user enters 'a':abSample program:#includeint main (void) {return 0;}

Define a character variable letterStart. Read the character from the user, print that letter and the next letter in the alphabet. Sample output assuming the user enters 'a':

ab

Sample program:

#include

int main (void) {

return 0;

}