Does anyone know why I\'m not getting the correct output? c++ I shouldn\'t be ge

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Does anyone know why I'm not getting the correct output? c++

I shouldn't be getting a new line before the results of the code.

Below is the code.

#include

#include

#include

#include

using namespace std;

typedef struct

{

char character; //the character which is to be encoded

string morsecode; // the morse code sequence containing words dash dot

}code;

class CMorseConvert
{

code codes[100];

int size; //the number of elements in the codes array;

//convert a string such as .-. to dot dash dot

string convertCode(string morsecode)

{

string dashdot = "";
int len = morsecode.length();
for(int i = 0; i < len; i++)

{

if(morsecode[i] == '.')

dashdot = dashdot + "dot ";

else if(morsecode[i] == '-')

dashdot = dashdot + "dash ";

}

return dashdot;

}

//search the list of n codes for the character ch and return its morse code (dash dot sequence)

string getCode(char ch )

{

if(ch == ' ')

return " ";

//convert alphabet to uppercase

if(isalpha(ch))

ch = toupper(ch);

for(int i = 0; i < size; i++)

{

if(codes[i].character == ch)

return codes[i].morsecode;

}

return "NOCODE " ; //if character is not found

}

public:

//loads the file containing morse code into the array and returns the count

CMorseConvert(string filename = "codes.dat")

{

ifstream file(filename.c_str());

if(!file.is_open())

{

cout << "Could not open file " << filename << endl;

exit(1);

}

string line;

size = 0;

while(file >> line)

{

int idx = line.find(",");

char ch = line[idx-1]; //get the character before comma

string morsecode = line.substr(idx+1); //get the morse code after comma

if(isalpha(ch)) //convert alphabet to uppercase

ch = toupper(ch);

codes[size].character = ch;

codes[size].morsecode = convertCode(morsecode); //convert the morse code into a string of words dash and dot

//cout << ch << " " << morsecode << " " << codes[size].morsecode << endl;

size ++;

}

}

string Text2Morse(const string sText )

{

string code = "";
int len = sText.length();
for(int i = 0 ; i < len; i++)

code = code + getCode(sText[i]);

return code;

}

};

int main()
{

string filename;

string text , code;

cout << "Enter the filename containing morse codes:";

getline(cin, filename);

CMorseConvert converter(filename);

cout << "Enter the text to be converted to morse code:";

getline(cin, text);

code = converter.Text2Morse(text);

//cout << " The morse code for the give text is :" << endl;

cout << code << endl;

}
  

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////Below are the tests I am failing

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Explanation / Answer

the code is correct and modified

#include<stdio.h>

#include<conio.h>

using namespace std;

typedef struct

{

char character; //the character which is to be encoded

string morsecode; // the morse code sequence containing words dash dot

}code;

class CMorseConvert
{

code codes[100];

int size; //the number of elements in the codes array;

//convert a string such as .-. to dot dash dot

string convertCode(string morsecode)

{

string dashdot = "";
int len = morsecode.length();
for(int i = 0; i < len; i++)

{

if(morsecode[i] == '.')

dashdot = dashdot + "dot ";

else if(morsecode[i] == '-')

dashdot = dashdot + "dash ";

}

return dashdot;

}

//search the list of n codes for the character ch and return its morse code (dash dot sequence)

string getCode(char ch )

{

if(ch == ' ')

return " ";

//convert alphabet to uppercase

if(isalpha(ch))

ch = toupper(ch);

for(int i = 0; i < size; i++)

{

if(codes[i].character == ch)

return codes[i].morsecode;

}

return "NOCODE " ; //if character is not found

}

public:

//loads the file containing morse code into the array and returns the count

CMorseConvert(string filename = "codes.dat")

{

ifstream file(filename.c_str());

if(!file.is_open())

{

cout << "Could not open file " << filename << endl;

exit(1);

}

string line;

size = 0;

while(file >> line)

{

int idx = line.find(",");

char ch = line[idx-1]; //get the character before comma

string morsecode = line.substr(idx+1); //get the morse code after comma

if(isalpha(ch)) //convert alphabet to uppercase

ch = toupper(ch);

codes[size].character = ch;

codes[size].morsecode = convertCode(morsecode); //convert the morse code into a string of words dash and dot

//cout << ch << " " << morsecode << " " << codes[size].morsecode << endl;

size ++;

}

}

string Text2Morse(const string sText )

{

string code = "";
int len = sText.length();
for(int i = 0 ; i < len; i++)

code = code + getCode(sText[i]);

return code;

}

};

int main()
{

string filename;

string text , code;

cout << "Enter the filename containing morse codes:";

getline(cin, filename);

CMorseConvert converter(filename);

cout << "Enter the text to be converted to morse code:";

getline(cin, text);

code = converter.Text2Morse(text);

//cout << " The morse code for the give text is :" << endl;

cout << code << endl;

}

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