Suppose we want to filter a string within a program that outputs similarly to below: Input String to Filter: Transformers Input the char to replace: s Input char to insert (replace with) : * Result: Tran*former* Write Python code that prints out the characters in string str, only with character old_ch replaced with character new_ch, using the following starter code. str = input('Input String to Filter: ') old_ch = input('Intput the char to replace: ') new_ch = input('Input the char to insert (replace with) : ')

Suppose we want to filter a string within a program that outputs similarly to below: Input String to Filter: Transformers Input the char to replace: s Input char to insert (replace with) : * Result: Tranformer Write Python code that prints out the characters in string str, only with character old_ch replaced with character new_ch, using the following starter code. str = input('Input String to Filter: ') old_ch = input('Intput the char to replace: ') new_ch = input('Input the char to insert (replace with) : ')

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

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Author:D. S. Malik

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Chapter7: User-defined Simple Data Types, Namespaces, And The String Type

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