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In this tutorial, we will learn about strupr string function in C programming language and its functionality.
In C programming language strupr() is a string function which is used to convert a given string from any case into uppercase.
strupr() – this function is used to convert a given string(any case) into uppercase.
In c programming language, Syntax for strupr() function is given below
char strupr ( char *string);
String – The string value converts to the uppercase letter.
The strupr() is used to converts all the lower case or mix case letters(string of any case) into uppercase characters.
the required header for strupr() in C Programming language
#include<string.h>
Example
In this program, strupr() function used to convert small case(c language) and mix case(C lanGuagE) into upper case(C LANGUAGE).
Program 1
#include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> int main() { char str1[]="c language ";//small case char str2[]="C lanGuagE ";//mix case printf("convert to upper case :%s\n",strupr(str1)); printf("convert to upper case :%s",strupr(str1)); getch(); return 0; }
When above program me is compiled it will produce the following result
convert to upper case :C LANGUAGE convert to upper case :C LANGUAGE
There are other C programming language functions that are similar to the this function
strrev() function in C language
strrchr() function in C language
strdup() function in C language
strlwr() function in C language
strupr() function in C language
strrev() function in C language
strset() function in C language
strnset() function in C language
strtok() function in C language
strcat() function in C language
strncat() function in C language
strcpy() function in C language
strncpy() function in C language
strcmp() function in C language
strchr () function in C language
strdub () function in C language
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