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In C programming please (b) You will write a program that will do the following: prompt the user enter characters from the keyboard, you will read the characters until reading the letter 'O' You will compule statistics concerning the type of characters entered. In this lab we will use a while loop. We will read characters from stdin until we read the character 'Q' Example input mJ0*5/1+x1@3qcxQ The 'Q' should be included when computing the statistics properties of the input....
Using c++ ) You will write a program that will do the following: prompt the user enter characters from the keyboard you will read the characters until reading the letter O' You will compute statistics concerning the type of characters entered. In this lab we will use a while loop. We will read characters from stdin until we read the character ' Example inpu mJ0*5/tx1@3qcx0 The 'Q'should be included when computing the statistics properties of the input. Since characters are...
In basic c develop the code below: (a) You will write a program that will do the following: prompt the user enter characters from the keyboard, you will read the characters until reading the letter ‘X’ You will compute statistics concerning the type of characters entered. In this lab we will use a while loop. We will read characters from stdin until we read the character ‘X’. Example input mJ0*5/]+x1@3qcxX The ‘X’ should not be included when computing the statistics...
In this program, you will be using C++ programming constructs, such as overloaded functions. Write a program that requests 3 integers from the user and displays the largest one entered. Your program will then request 3 characters from the user and display the largest character entered. If the user enters a non-alphabetic character, your program will display an error message. You must fill in the body of main() to prompt the user for input, and call the overloaded function showBiggest()...
Using the Arduino IDE, write a program for an Arduino board that will perform the following three tasks: 1. Input: Prompt the user to enter a character string. Read the character string from your computer through the Arduino's serial interface. 2. Processing: Convert lowercase characters to uppercase and uppercase characters to lowercase, and 3. Output: Return the processed string through the serial output and display it on your computer screen. Example: If the input character string is, “Here I am”,...
2. Searching a String: Write a MIPS assembly language program to do the following: Read a string and store it in memory. Limit the string length to 100 characters. Then, ask the user to enter a character. Search and count the number of occurrences of the character in the string. The search is not case sensitive. Lowercase and uppercase letters should be equal. Then ask the user to enter a string of two characters. Search and count the number of...
You're to write a C++ program that analyzes the contents of an external file called data.txt. (You can create this file yourself using nano, that produces a simple ASCII text file.) The program you write will open data.txt, look at its contents and determine the number of uppercase, lowercase, digit, punctuation and whitespace characters contained in the file so that the caller can report the results to stdout. Additionally, the function will return the total number of characters read to...
Prompt the user to enter two character strings. The program will then create a new string which has the string that appears second, alphabetically, appended to the end of the string that shows up first alphabetically. Use a dash (-') to separate the two strings. You must implement the function string appendStrings(string, string), where the return value is the combined string. Display the newly created string. Your program must be able to handle both uppercase and lowercase characters. You are...
Write a program(Python language for the following three questions), with comments, to do the following: Ask the user to enter an alphabetic string and assign the input to a variable str1. Print str1. Check if str1 is valid, i.e. consists of only alphabetic characters. If str1 is valid Print “<str1> is a valid string.” If the first character of str1 is uppercase, print the entire string in uppercase, with a suitable message. If the first character of str1 is...
Write an LC-3 program (starting at memory location 0x3000) to take a string as input and then output information about this string. The end of the string will be denoted with the "#" character. Once the "#" has been found, output the following in order: 1) The letter “u” followed by the number of uppercase letters in the string (A-Z) 2) The letter “l” followed by the number of lowercase letters in the string (a-z) 3) The letter “n” followed...