Q2) write a C++ program to generate the following pattern using the functions SpacesOnesLine(S, Ones) and SpacesZerosLine(S, Zeros) to produce each line in the pattern. The functions SpacesOnesL ine(S, Ones), and SpacesZerosLine(S, Zeros) is a 11111 1111 111 value returning function that produce a string consists of S spaces followed by Ones of '1' 11 for the first function or Zeros of 0' for the second function. 1 Ex: str= SpacesOnesLine(3, 2); will produce str=" cout<< SpacesZerosLine(2, 3)< St=" "; Then St-St+'A'; => St=" A"; Then St-St+'A'; => St=" AA"; 11" and 000" 00 000 0000 "e) 00000

Q2) write a C++ program to generate the following pattern using the functions SpacesOnesLine(S, Ones) and SpacesZerosLine(S, Zeros) to produce each line in the pattern. The functions SpacesOnesL ine(S, Ones), and SpacesZerosLine(S, Zeros) is a 11111 1111 111 value returning function that produce a string consists of S spaces followed by Ones of '1' 11 for the first function or Zeros of 0' for the second function. 1 Ex: str= SpacesOnesLine(3, 2); will produce str=" cout<< SpacesZerosLine(2, 3)< St=" "; Then St-St+'A'; => St=" A"; Then St-St+'A'; => St=" AA"; 11" and 000" 00 000 0000 "e) 00000

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

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Author:Bronson, Gary J.

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Chapter9: Completing The Basics

Section9.4: Character Manipulation Functions

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