Create a function that transforms sentences ending with multiple question marks? or exclamation marks into a sentence only ending with one without changing punctuation in the middle of the sentences. Examples noYelling ("What went wrong?????????") "What went wrong?" noYelling ("Oh my goodness!!!") "Oh my goodness!" noYelling ("I just!!! can!!! not!!! believe!!! it!!!") → "I just!!! can!!! not!!! b // Only change repeating punctuation at the end of the sentence. noYelling ("Oh my goodness!") "Oh my goodness!" // Do not change sentences where there exists only one or zero exclamation marks/qu noYelling ("I just cannot believe it.") → "I just cannot believe it."

Create a function that transforms sentences ending with multiple question marks? or exclamation marks into a sentence only ending with one without changing punctuation in the middle of the sentences. Examples noYelling ("What went wrong?????????") "What went wrong?" noYelling ("Oh my goodness!!!") "Oh my goodness!" noYelling ("I just!!! can!!! not!!! believe!!! it!!!") → "I just!!! can!!! not!!! b // Only change repeating punctuation at the end of the sentence. noYelling ("Oh my goodness!") "Oh my goodness!" // Do not change sentences where there exists only one or zero exclamation marks/qu noYelling ("I just cannot believe it.") → "I just cannot believe it."

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

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