Create three functions that print your initials in capital block letters made out of stars. For example, the letter A would look like so: Include the following: 1. Each letter gets its own function. (If you happen to have a name with two or more letters the same then you won't need as many functions!) 2. Include the three function prototypes (one for each letter) before the main function. 3. Include the function documentation and prologue information with each function definition. 4. Place each of the function definitions after the main function. 5. The main function should call these three functions, so that the output is: first_initial (then print a blank line) middle_initial (then print a blank line) last_initial; 6. If you do not have a middle name, use "X". 7. If you have a name where two or more of the initials are the same then you only have to create functions those initials that are different. You can call the function for the repeating letter twice (or three times if all three initials are the same).

Create three functions that print your initials in capital block letters made out of stars. For example, the letter A would look like so: Include the following: 1. Each letter gets its own function. (If you happen to have a name with two or more letters the same then you won't need as many functions!) 2. Include the three function prototypes (one for each letter) before the main function. 3. Include the function documentation and prologue information with each function definition. 4. Place each of the function definitions after the main function. 5. The main function should call these three functions, so that the output is: first_initial (then print a blank line) middle_initial (then print a blank line) last_initial; 6. If you do not have a middle name, use "X". 7. If you have a name where two or more of the initials are the same then you only have to create functions those initials that are different. You can call the function for the repeating letter twice (or three times if all three initials are the same).

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1PE

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