Write a C program that will take a string as input from you and change the cases of the characters.If the letter is capital, change it into small and if the letter is small change it into capital letter. Look at the test case and explanation for more clarification. Sample Input: hElLoWorld Sample Output: HeLlOwORLD Explanation: Here the first letter is small in the given input that's why we converted it into capital and the second letter is capital that's why we converted it into small.

Write a C program that will take a string as input from you and change the cases of the characters.If the letter is capital, change it into small and if the letter is small change it into capital letter. Look at the test case and explanation for more clarification. Sample Input: hElLoWorld Sample Output: HeLlOwORLD Explanation: Here the first letter is small in the given input that's why we converted it into capital and the second letter is capital that's why we converted it into small.

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