The "C language" flips the string order, such as: I am a student turns: Student a AM I

Flip the string sequence//such as: I am a student  to: Student a am i#include <stdio.h> #include <string.h>void fanw (char *left, Char *right)//turn each word word upside down {char* Pleft = left;char* pright = Right;char temp;while (Pleft < pright) {temp = *pleft;*plef t = *pright;*pright = temp;pleft++;p right--;}} void fans (char *p)  //Find the word {while (*p! = '} ') in the string {char *pst = p;while (*p! = ' && *p! = ') {p++;} FANW (pst,p-1);p + +;}} int main () {char p[30] = "Student a Am I"; int len = strlen (P);p rintf ("The original string is:%s\n", p);p rintf ("The string after flipping is:"); Fanw (p,p+len-1) ; fans (P);p rintf ("%s\n", p); return 0;}

The "C language" flips the string order, such as: I am a student turns: Student a AM I