Codam C Piscine C00

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• Write a program which displays the alphabet based on the starting character in variable start_char, followed by a newline. Use the following rules:
  • If the starting character is lowercase, display a maximum of 10 letters. If the starting character is uppercase, display a maximum of 12 letters.
  • 2 Lowercase characters are always followed by an uppercase character. Uppercase characters are always alone.
  • Lowercase characters don't like to be alone, always try to display them in pairs. An exception can be made for the last one.
• Your programs needs to have a variable called start_char, by default it will hold the character 'C'. Changing this value changes the output of your program. The value can be set to any lower or uppercase letter.

Example output:

$ ./a.out # using start_char = 'C'
CdeFghIjkLmn
$ ./a.out # using start_char = 't'
tuVwxYz
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