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A variable c of type char has been declared. Write the necessary code to read in the next character from standard input and store it in c, regardless of whether is a whitespace character .
LANGUAGE: C++ CHALLENGE: A variable c of type char has been declared. Write the necessary code to read in the next character from standard input and store it in c, regardless of whether is a whitespace character.
Read MoreAssume that a , b and c are char variables has been declared . Write some code that reads in the first character of the next line into a, the first character of the line after that into b and the first character of the line after that into c . Assume that the lines of input are under 100 characters long.
LANGUAGE: C++ CHALLENGE: Assume that a , b and c are char variables has been declared . Write some code that reads in the first character of the next line into a, the first character of the line after that into b and the first character of the line after that into c . Assume…
Read MoreGiven the availability of an ofstream object named output, and a string variable name tweet, write the other statements necessary to open a file named mytweet”, display the prompt tweet: and then read an entire line into tweet and then write it out to the file mytweet. (Do not define a main function.)
LANGUAGE: C++ CHALLENGE: Given the availability of an ofstream object named output, and a string variable name tweet, write the other statements necessary to open a file named mytweet”, display the prompt tweet: and then read an entire line into tweet and then write it out to the file mytweet. (Do not define a main…
Read MoreIn molecular biology the “”alphabet”” of genes consists of four chemicals (called nucleotides) represented by the letters A C G T. A triad is a sequence of three nucleotides (for example AGA) and specifies an amino acid, a building block for proteins. A gene consists of a very, very long sequence of A-C-G-T combinations. Assume the input consists of a long sequence of A-C-G-T letters representing a gene. Write the code necessary to skip over the first 7 letters and then read the next 4 triads, printing each out on its own line.
LANGUAGE: C++ CHALLENGE: In molecular biology the “alphabet” of genes consists of four chemicals (called nucleotides) represented by the letters A C G T. A triad is a sequence of three nucleotides (for example AGA) and specifies an amino acid, a building block for proteins. A gene consists of a very, very long sequence of…
Read MoreA U.S. social security number consists of a string of 9 digits, such as “444422333”. Assume that input consists of a sequence of 9-digit social security numbers with no intervening spaces or separators of any kind: 111223333444422333123456789987654321… Assume that a char array named ssn suitable for storing a social security number as a C-string has been declared. Use this array to read in 3 successive social security numbers and print each one out on a line by itself.
LANGUAGE: C++ CHALLENGE: A U.S. social security number consists of a string of 9 digits, such as “444422333”. Assume that input consists of a sequence of 9-digit social security numbers with no intervening spaces or separators of any kind: 111223333444422333123456789987654321… Assume that a char array named ssn suitable for storing a social security number as…
Read MoreA U.S. social security number consists of a string of 9 digits, such as “444422333”. Declare a char array named ssn suitable for storing a social security number as a C-string, and write a statement that reads in the next 9 characters of standard input into this array. (Assume that the input consists of one big sequence of digits without spaces or newlines.)
LANGUAGE: C++ CHALLENGE: A U.S. social security number consists of a string of 9 digits, such as “444422333”. Declare a char array named ssn suitable for storing a social security number as a C-string, and write a statement that reads in the next 9 characters of standard input into this array. (Assume that the input…
Read MoreDeclare a char array named line suitable for storing C-strings as large as 50 characters, and write a statement that reads in the next line of standard input into this array. (Assume no line of input is 50 or more characters.)
LANGUAGE: C++ CHALLENGE: Declare a char array named line suitable for storing C-strings as large as 50 characters, and write a statement that reads in the next line of standard input into this array. (Assume no line of input is 50 or more characters.)
Read MoreGiven the char * variables name1 , name2, and name3, write a fragment of code that assigns the largest value to the variable max (assume all three have already been declared and have been assigned values ).
LANGUAGE: C++ CHALLENGE: Given the char * variables name1 , name2, and name3, write a fragment of code that assigns the largest value to the variable max (assume all three have already been declared and have been assigned values ).
Read MoreGiven the string variables name1 and name2, write a fragment of code that assigns the larger of the two to the variable first (assume all three are already declared and name1 and name2 assigned values ).
LANGUAGE: C++ CHALLENGE: Given the string variables name1 and name2, write a fragment of code that assigns the larger of the two to the variable first (assume all three are already declared and name1 and name2 assigned values ).
Read MoreWrite an expression that evaluates to true if and only if the C-string s does not equal “end”.
LANGUAGE: C++ CHALLENGE: Write an expression that evaluates to true if and only if the C-string s does not equal “end”.
Read MoreWrite an expression that evaluates to true if the value of C-string lastName is greater than the C-string “Dexter”.
LANGUAGE: C++ CHALLENGE: Write an expression that evaluates to true if the value of C-string lastName is greater than the C-string “Dexter”.
Read MoreWrite an expression that evaluates to true if the value of the C-string s1 is greater than the value of C-string s2 .
LANGUAGE: C++ CHALLENGE: Write an expression that evaluates to true if the value of the C-string s1 is greater than the value of C-string s2.
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