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Submitted on 3/27/2004
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1. Write a function check_exist() to check if a specified file exists or not . This function assumes that the filename to check for is stored in a global variable NAME which is defined as char NAME[13];
The function must return 'y' if the file in NAME exists ,else it should return 'n'

2. Write a function db_name() that prompts the user to enter a database filename and stores the name in the global variable NAME. Write another function that uses the function db_name and check_exist() to accept only names of files that exist.The user must be provided with some help about the files in the directory.

3. Write a function pad() to prefix blanks to the contents of a string of a specified width, so that the contents are justified right in the string.


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