write a program to print a single alphabate in your string entered through the user .

 




#include<stdio.h>
main()
{
   char a[20];
   int b;
   
   printf("enter yr string :");
   scanf("%s",&a);

   printf (" enter position : ");
   scanf ("%d",&b);

   printf("%c",a[b-1]);


}


output :
enter yr string :rahul enter position : 4 u

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