C++ Programming

This is the code for exampleworkingwithstrings.cpp

This program demonstrates STL vector, string I/O and algorithms. **************************************************************************************/ #define _CRT_SECURE_NO_WARNINGS #include  #include  #include  #include  #include  using namespace std; //*************************************************************************************************** // function prototypes //*************************************************************************************************** void RemovePunctuations(string &st); //****************************************************************************************** int main(void) { vector MyDictionary; // STL vector // open a file for reading ifstream finp; finp.open("Magazine1.dat"); if (!finp.is_open()) { cout > st) { RemovePunctuations(st); // remove punctuations/special characters MyDictionary.push_back(st); // store the words in the vector cout   1. In this problem, you will utilize the built in string class, its constructors, some of its methods and operators. You can utilize the ExampleWorkingWithStrings.cpp pro- vided on the Blackboard. . Read an input file of English text, one word at a time. The file should consist of about 500 words. Each student must select their own file. Some example files are AncientRome.dat and JuliaRobinson.dat, posted on the Blackboard. . Keep only the words, removing any punctuation or other characters. Store the words in a built-in STL container, such as vector or map. Choose a list of about 10 stop words, for example, (a, and, he, or, the Remove the stop words from the list. Next count the number of occurrences of the 3 most frequent words. Implement the code with optimized algorithns