pointers - cannot convert arg from char to const char in c -

void squeeze(char str[], char c) {     char newstr[150];     int len = strlen(str);     char *new_ptr;      new_ptr = newstr;      (int = 0; < len; i++) {         if (str[i]!=c)            *new_ptr=str[i];         new_ptr++;     }     printf("the string without character %c is: %s", c, newstr); } 

i tried run code, showing error

int strcmp(const char*,const char*); cannot convert arg char const char 

i know in strcmp prototype, both args passed should of const char, dont know how str[i] can changed constant, modify code accordingly.
tried create char variable temp hold str[i], isn't working either.

im new pointers, im not sure if im doing correct. can pls help?

try this

void squeeze(char str[], char c) {     char newstr[150];     int len = strlen(str);     char *new_ptr;      new_ptr = newstr;      (int = 0; < len; i++) {         if (str[i]!=c)            *new_ptr++ = str[i];     }     *new_ptr = '\0';     printf("the string without character %c is: %s", c, newstr); }