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#include #include #include #include using namespace std; int countA(char * str); int main() { char city1[20] = "San Francisco"; char city2[20] = "Sonoma"; char city3[15] = "Lake Tahoe"; string sport1 = "Snowboard"; string sport2 = "Basketball"; string sport3 = "Baseball2Day"; string s4 = "catastrophe"; cout << "Test" << s4.find("phe",0) << endl; //1. Write a c++ statment that prints any capital letter in city3 //2. Write a c++ statement that print's "yes" if there is a //digit in the variable sport3" //3. Write a c++ statement that compares //city3 and city2 and prints "equal" // if they are equal and "not equal" if they are not equal. //4. Write a c++ statement that Appends the word "Tournament" //to the variable sport2 //5. write a function that accepts a pointer to a C-string as //its argument. //The function should count the //number of times the character 'w' occurs in the argument and return //that number return 0; }

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#include<iostream>
#include<string>
#include<string.h>
using namespace std;
int countA(char * str);
int main()
{
      char city1[20] = "San Francisco";
      char city2[20] = "Sonoma";
      char city3[15] = "Lake Tahoe";
      string sport1 = "Snowboard";
      string sport2 = "Basketball";
      string sport3 = "Baseball2Day";
      string s4 = "catastrophe";
      cout << "Test" << s4.find("phe",0) << endl;
       //1. Write a c++ statment that prints any capital letter in city3
       cout<<city3[0]<<" ";
       //2. Write a c++ statement that print's "yes" if there is a
       //digit in the variable sport3"
       if(sport3.find('0')||sport3.find('1')||sport3.find('2')||
          sport3.find('3')||sport3.find('4')||sport3.find('5')||
          sport3.find('6')||sport3.find('6')||sport3.find('8')||
          sport3.find('9'))cout<<"yes"<<" ";
       //3. Write a c++ statement that compares
       //city3 and city2 and prints "equal"
       // if they are equal and "not equal" if they are not equal.
       if(strcmp(city3,city2)==0)cout<<"equal"<<" ";
       else cout<<"not equal"<<" ";
       //4. Write a c++ statement that Appends the word "Tournament"
       //to the variable sport2
       sport2+="Tournament";
       return 0;
}
//5. write a function that accepts a pointer to a C-string as
       //its argument.
       //The function should count the
       //number of times the character 'w' occurs in the argument and return
       //that number
       int countA(char *a)
       {
           int c=0;
           do
           {
               if(*a=='w')c++;
           }while(*a++!='');
           return c;
       }

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