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In this exercise you will create a program that will be used in a digital library to format and sort journal entries based on the authors last name. Each entry
has room to store only the last name of the author.
Begin by removing the first name "Isaac" from the string variable journal_entry_1 by using the string function erase. Do not forget to also remove
the whitespace so that the string variable journal_entry_1 will then contain the string "Newton" with no whitespaces.
The journal entries should be sorted alphabetically based on the authors last name. For example, the last name "Brown" should come before the last
name "Davis".
Create an if statement so that if the last name contained within journal_entry_2 is alphabetically less than the last name contained within
journal_entry_1, then the string values are swapped using the string function swap.
You may use either of the comparison operators <> in the if statement but remember that following ASCII, "A" is lexicographically lower than "B".
Utilize the below two strings in your solution
string journal_entry_1 {"Isaac Newton"};
string journal_entry_2 {"Leibniz"};
Transcribed Image Text:In this exercise you will create a program that will be used in a digital library to format and sort journal entries based on the authors last name. Each entry has room to store only the last name of the author. Begin by removing the first name "Isaac" from the string variable journal_entry_1 by using the string function erase. Do not forget to also remove the whitespace so that the string variable journal_entry_1 will then contain the string "Newton" with no whitespaces. The journal entries should be sorted alphabetically based on the authors last name. For example, the last name "Brown" should come before the last name "Davis". Create an if statement so that if the last name contained within journal_entry_2 is alphabetically less than the last name contained within journal_entry_1, then the string values are swapped using the string function swap. You may use either of the comparison operators <> in the if statement but remember that following ASCII, "A" is lexicographically lower than "B". Utilize the below two strings in your solution string journal_entry_1 {"Isaac Newton"}; string journal_entry_2 {"Leibniz"};
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