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Write a C function that returns the length of a string. Function name: strinqLenqth Description: Determines the number of characters in a string. Input parameters: *strp a pointer to the string whose length is to be calculated. Returns :| The lenqth of the string. unsigned int strinqLenqth(char *str);
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