Starting Out with C++: Early Objects
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Chapter 8, Problem 11PC
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Character Converter Class
Program Plan:
- Include required header files.
- Declare a class named “CharConverter”.
- Inside “public” access specifier,
- Declare the functions “uppercase ()” and “properWords ()”.
- Inside “public” access specifier,
- Give function definition for “uppercase ()”.
- Loop from 0 through the length of the string.
- Check if the letter is from “a” to “z”.
- Subtract “32” from the ASCII value of the letter in order to convert the letter to uppercase.
- Check if the letter is from “a” to “z”.
- Loop from 0 through the length of the string.
- Give function definition for “properWords ()”.
- Check if the length of the string is equal to 0.
- Return the statement.
- Check if the character is from “a” to “z”.
- Subtract “32” from the ASCII value of the first letter in order to convert that letter to uppercase.
- Loop from 1 through the length of the string.
- Check if the letter appear after a space are from “a” to “z”.
- Subtract “32” from the ASCII value of the letter in order to convert the letter to uppercase.
- Check if the letter appear after a space are from “a” to “z”.
- Check if the length of the string is equal to 0.
- Define a function “main ()”.
- Declare required variables “sentence” and “choice”.
- Create an object “converter” for the class.
- Do until the user enters other than the character “y” or “Y”.
- Get a sentence from the user and store it in a variable “sentence”.
- Call the function “properWords ()” and print the final result.
- Call the function “uppercase ()” and print the final result.
- Return the statement.
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