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I have @ question In C++ I Can't Solve !
Q2- Write a program that takes an array of strings from user and have a function named “deleteNoccurrence (string1, n)” where n is the number of required occurrence deletions of string1. The compiler automatically inserts for the function:
• A string “Hello” as the first argument if no first argument is inserted in the call.
• A number 1 as the second argument if no second argument is inserted in the call.
Q1-Write a user-defined function named "number_of_matches" that compares the initial parts of two character arrays to see how many pairs of characters match before a difference occurs. The arrays contain combinations of letters and digits.
• If there are upper case letters in the arrays you should convert it to lower case. Ignore the digits in your matching.
• If the two arrays are identical all the way to their terminating NUL characters, return the number of matched non-NUL characters.
• The function should take only two parameters which are the two character arrays to be compared.
For example, if the arrays are “a b c d e” and “ a b c d f” then the function should return the value 4 because only the first four pairs of the two arrays match. Also, the arrays “a b 6 g 9 n” and “a b g n” should match
• A string “Hello” as the first argument if no first argument is inserted in the call.
• A number 1 as the second argument if no second argument is inserted in the call.
Q1-Write a user-defined function named "number_of_matches" that compares the initial parts of two character arrays to see how many pairs of characters match before a difference occurs. The arrays contain combinations of letters and digits.
• If there are upper case letters in the arrays you should convert it to lower case. Ignore the digits in your matching.
• If the two arrays are identical all the way to their terminating NUL characters, return the number of matched non-NUL characters.
• The function should take only two parameters which are the two character arrays to be compared.
For example, if the arrays are “a b c d e” and “ a b c d f” then the function should return the value 4 because only the first four pairs of the two arrays match. Also, the arrays “a b 6 g 9 n” and “a b g n” should match
You say you "can't" solve it, yet I see that you tried anything. All I see is the assignment. Post what you have tried, what you have difficulties with, and any questions you may have. We can't read your mind.
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