Database System Concepts
Database System Concepts
7th Edition
ISBN: 9780078022159
Author: Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Write a program that will let the user enter a string. Then tell the user their string and how many
lowercase 'e' characters are in the string.
Ex: if the user enters "When in the course of human events", the output should look like:
"When in the course of human events"
String :
There are 5 'e' characters in the string
Ex: if the user enters "Ain't any in this string", the output should look like:
String :
There are 0 'e' characters in the string
"Ain't any in this string"
Ex: if the user enters “EEEEEEEK! A rat!", the output should look like:
String :
There are 0 'e' characters in the string
"EEEEEEEK! A rat!"
Note: 1. You must use a for loop to count the lowercase 'e's
2. Review Table 2-2 to see how to print the double quote character (")
Hints: 1. Use the string object's length function (end of section 3.8) to help the for loop decide how
many times to run
2. Use the string object's at function to get a char at a particular spot in a string. For instance, if
string name contains "Bart", then name.at(0) returns 'B', name.at(1) returns 'a',
name.at (2) returns 'r', and name.at (3) returns 't'. The value in the parentheses can be a
variable too (strong hint). Notice the first character in a string is at position 0
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Transcribed Image Text:Prog5 Write a program that will let the user enter a string. Then tell the user their string and how many lowercase 'e' characters are in the string. Ex: if the user enters "When in the course of human events", the output should look like: "When in the course of human events" String : There are 5 'e' characters in the string Ex: if the user enters "Ain't any in this string", the output should look like: String : There are 0 'e' characters in the string "Ain't any in this string" Ex: if the user enters “EEEEEEEK! A rat!", the output should look like: String : There are 0 'e' characters in the string "EEEEEEEK! A rat!" Note: 1. You must use a for loop to count the lowercase 'e's 2. Review Table 2-2 to see how to print the double quote character (") Hints: 1. Use the string object's length function (end of section 3.8) to help the for loop decide how many times to run 2. Use the string object's at function to get a char at a particular spot in a string. For instance, if string name contains "Bart", then name.at(0) returns 'B', name.at(1) returns 'a', name.at (2) returns 'r', and name.at (3) returns 't'. The value in the parentheses can be a variable too (strong hint). Notice the first character in a string is at position 0
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