And sorry for the late response but my original solution in my previous post
doesn't actually  required 2 traversals of the complete string.
A more clearer algo:-
1.Read original string character by character appending to another
string.The string implementation can be that of the std. C++ string.
2.if space or null char encountered,push the *string(and not individual
chars) *in the stack.
3.Now if null occured.pop each string from the stack till it is empty.

This way we do o(n+m) iterations where m is the number of words in the
string.In real world scenario m<n.
Still its not the best solution but I am not traversing the string twice as
some earlier members have commented.
-- 
Saurabh Singh
B.Tech (Computer Science)
MNNIT ALLAHABAD

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