Write some C++ code that will read a line of text and echo the line with alluppercase letters deleted.

Add "Welcome to C++" to the following fragment of code run: char x[60]; cin >> x; cout << x; what will be printed?

Write a program in C++ that finds the count of a number in a list of integers from a text file named input.txt. The output will be written to output.txt and will count up to the largest number in the list, displaying how many times each number appears. The program must first check if input.txt exists. The maximum, minimum, and total amount will be displayed. You must use functions for better organization and debugging. Add comments to your code thoroughly explaining the logic. Libraries you may use: #include , #include , #include , #include , #include , #include , #include You may use vectors, arrays, and searching & sorting methods Example: input.txt: 5, 2, 8, 3, 6, 8, 2, 7, 4 output.txt: 2:** (2) 3:* (1) 4:* (1) 5:* (1) 6:* (1) 7:* (1) 8:** (2) Max: 8 Min: 2 There are 9 numbers.

Write a C++ Program using classes, functions (recursive and otherwise), arrays and other C++ commands where a user enters the name of a file and the program calculates the amount of vowels (a,e,i,o,u -lower case and A,E,I,O,U - UPPER CASE, separately!), the letters y, Y, ñ, Ñ, and punctuation marks in the file. You can use the Loren Ipsum generator online for a test file: https://es.lipsum.com/

I need help with this assignment, I need to make a struct to implement a limited Python style list in C++. When you bootstrap the exercise, you will be given a main.cpp file, with a simple program written in it. The program declares a Python style list and appends several elements to it, before printing it out to the terminal. The file is where I would setup my code #ifndef PY_LIST_H #define PY_LIST_H #include <iostream> struct PyList { // Declare your vars here PyList(){ // Implement this } void append(int x){ // Implement this } void append(char x){ // Implement this } void append(float x){ // Implement this } ~PyList(){ // Implement this } }; std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream& os, const PyList& pyList){ os << '['; // Complete this implementation os << ']'; return os; } #endif Here is the main.cpp file that it must be able to run and the float must not have floating zeros #include <iostream> #include "PyList.h"...

This assignment will give you practice on basic C programming. You will implement a few Cprograms

I need to write a c++ code that finds the shortest path from a given path. The white spaces means the path. Given example path: XXXX XXX XXX X