Char to lower case : Char « Data Type « C / ANSI-C

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C / ANSI-C » Data Type » Char Screenshots  Char to lower case #include <stdio.h> #include <ctype.h>    /* For tolower() function */ void main() {    char answer = 'N';  /* Records yes or no to continue the loop */      /* check for more input */      printf("Do you want to enter another value? (Y or N): ");      scanf(" %c", &answer );         if( tolower(answer) == 'n' )              printf("You typed n. ");   }                     Related examples in the same category 1.  Encrypting a password 2.  Char: to upper case 3.  Characters and numbers: output 4.  Use data type: char 5.  Char: Converting uppercase to lowercase 6.  maximum and minimum value of char 7.  Get char and change it to float 8.  Double check before erasing 9.  Assing int value to a char type variable 10.  Output char to the console 11.  For loop with char as the loop condition

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