Q5: Ask the user to enter five capital letters (A..Z), and check if the letters are in an ascending order, then print congratulating message otherwise print error message if the letters are not ordered or the use entered a small letter instead (and exit the program), see the following running examples. Example 1: Letter 1: A Letter 2: C Letter 3: D Letter 4: F Letter 5: G Congrats, the letters are well ordered! Example 2: Letter 1: A Letter 2: A Oops same letter, enter again, Letter 2: A Oops same letter, enter again, Letter 2: B Letter 3: c ERROR! Example 3: Letter 1: A Letter 2: Z Letter 3: X ERROR!

Q5: Ask the user to enter five capital letters (A..Z), and check if the letters are in an ascending order, then print congratulating message otherwise print error message if the letters are not ordered or the use entered a small letter instead (and exit the program), see the following running examples. Example 1: Letter 1: A Letter 2: C Letter 3: D Letter 4: F Letter 5: G Congrats, the letters are well ordered! Example 2: Letter 1: A Letter 2: A Oops same letter, enter again, Letter 2: A Oops same letter, enter again, Letter 2: B Letter 3: c ERROR! Example 3: Letter 1: A Letter 2: Z Letter 3: X ERROR!

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

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