Codam C Piscine C00

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• Write a program which displays the alphabet starting from the character in variable start_char, followed by a newline. Use the following rules:
  • If the starting character is lowercase, display the alphabet in the a -> z direction. If the starting character is uppercase, display the alphabet in the Z -> A direction.
  • Do not display these characters: 'F', 'P', 'Z', 'd', 'n', 'x'
  • Replace these characters with the corresponding number: 'a' && 'A' -> 4, 'e' && 'E' -> 3, 'i' && 'I' -> 1, 'o' && 'O' -> 0``
  • The first and last character are displayed in uppercase, all others are displayed in lowercase. Except where other rules apply.
  • The character 'u' is always displayed uppercase.
  • When there is nothing to display, we still expect the newline.
• 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.
• Your programs needs to have a variable called stop_char, by default it will hold the character 'x'. Changing this value changes the output of your program. The value can be set to any lowercase letter.

Example output:

$ ./a.out
C3fgh1jklm0pqrstUvwy
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