Exercises
Do the following problems, name your solutions
x1.cc,
x2.cc, and
x3.cc.
Place them in a directory called Mar17.
- Write a program prints the lines that have more letters
than digits.
- Write a program prints the line
that has the most lowercase letters among all lines that have
no uppercase letters.
- Write a program that prints all lines that have the same character
appearing twice in-a-row.
There will be no quiz Thursday, March 6th. Meet in the classroom.
Assignment for Tuesday Feb 26th
Place your solutions in a subdirectory named Feb26.
Write a C++ program that prints the numbers from
10 to 25, one per line. Name the program ten.cc.
(12 points)
Write a program that reads a text file one character at a
time and counts the number of 'a' characters in the file.
Name the program acount.cc.
Read from cin.
(12 points)
Do problem 5 on the sample exam. Name the program rj.cc.
(1 point)
Assignment for Thursday Feb 21th
Write a program that reads the dictionary in
/u1/junk/cs256/Feb19 and counts
how many words begin with a vowel.
So add a line:
#define DICTIONARY "/u1/junk/cs256/Feb19/dictionary"
Note: The vowels are 'a', 'e', 'i', 'o', and 'u'.
Name your program findvowels.cc and save it in
a directory named Feb21.
For a really good grade, count the words that begin and
end with a vowel. Name the program findboth.cc.
Assignment for Tuesday Feb 19th
Write a program that reads a file named as a
command line argument and prints all the lines
that have a least one upper case letter on them.
Name your program uppercase.cc and save it in
a directory named Feb19.
Note: the period at the end of the last sentence is not part of the
name!
Assignment for Thursday Feb 14th
Write a program that reads a text file from standard
input and prints all the lines that end with a lower
case letter.
Name your program valentine.cc and place it in
a subdirectory of your home directory named Feb14.
Note: the period at the end of the last sentence is not part of the
name!
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