ASSIGNMENT $3$B

Assignment $3$B tests your knowledge of strings in C$++($Chapter $7).$

Part $1.$ Design a program called YourName$-$Assignment$3$B $($replace YourName with your actual name, no spaces$)$

that contains the following exact functions $($with exact names, exact parameters, exact name of the parameters,

exact types of parameters, exact return values, and exact functionality$)$:

Name Description$/$Functionality

Count A function$1$ with $2$ string parameters S$1$ and S$2$ that counts all occurrences of a string

S$1$ inside a string S$2($the $2$ strings given as parameters$)$ meaning how many times you

can find S$1$ in S$22$ and return it$.$ The function should return $0$ if S$1$ is not in S$2.$ You can

find S$1$ in the string S$2$ multiple times, so$,$ you will need to search the string S$2$

repeatedly until you reach the end of S$2$ or cannot find it anymore.

main The main function of the program should read lines from the attached

Assignment$3$BDataFile.txt file and for each Line, use the Count function to see how

many time times the word $$computer$($in any cases $$ e$.$g$.$ Computer, computer,

COMPUTER$3)$ can be found in Line, and add the returned line count to the total count for

the file, close the file, and outputs the total count.

Part $2.$ Implement the program in Visual Studio $2022$: Create a C$++$ project called YourNameAssignment$3$B and

add your code to YourNameAssignment$3$B main function. Your program should be user$-$friendly $($be well$-$

documented$/$commented $($have comments for every line of code$)$ and use only concepts learned in class so far

$($so$,$ do not use arrays, pointers, c$-$strings or array of string, lists, or any other concepts we did not learn in

Chapters $1$ to $7).$

Part $3.$ Create the screenshot document for your code and output: Create a Microsoft Word document from

the YourName$-$Assignment.docx template and call it YourName$-$Assignment$3$B$.$docx $($replace YourName with

your actual name$)$ Add to the document your complete screenshots of the Visual Studio editor window showing

the complete C$++$ source code for YourNameAssignment$3$B program and complete screenshots of the complete

output. If the entire class C$++$ source code or the output does not fit in one screenshot or the screenshots cannot

be easily read, create multiple screenshots, and add multiple screenshots to the document. Please keep the

screenshots in order.

Part $4.$ Submit your work: Submit YourName$-$Assignment$3$B$.$docx document on eCampus under the

Assignment $3$B$.$ Do not submit other types$/$formats of files $($e$.$g$.$ no CLASS, PDF$,$ CPP$,$ etc.$).$ Please review the file

and resubmit if not correct.

$1$ With this exact name, parameters, return value, and definition. Here is the prototype:

int Count $($string S$1,$ string S$2)$

$2$ You can find S$1$ in the string S$2$ multiple times, so$,$ you will need to search the string S$2$ repeatedly until you reach the

end of S$2$ or cannot find it anymore

$3$ Search for each one of the words and add them to your line count