c++

Using what you have learned about the cString style data types, download and complete the code for the program below.

InClassAssignment1.cpp

Notes:

• You may not modify or change the main() or the method prototypes.
• You are only to implement the 4 necessary methods.
• You will want to look for the '\0' character to find the ends of the strings.
• You may want to think about using while loops instead of for loops for some of the methods.
• Your methods may use each other if you find that helpful.
  • In fact, hint! you might find it easier to write the last one first....
• DO NOT USE ANY STRING TOOLS, you must use the CSTRING ideas that we talked about in class for full credit.
  • Manipulate the char's and the array!

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#include

using namespace std;

void upperCase_cString(char[]);

void lowerCase_cString(char[]);

void reverse_cString(char[]);

int find_len_cString(char[]);

int main()

{

char a[] = "Hello World";

char b[] = {'M','i','c','k','y',' ','M','o','u','s','e','\0'};

char c[] = "abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz";

char d[] = "ABCDE...VWXYZ";

char e[] = "This is a test \0 OF THE END OF STRING CHARACTER";

cout << "BEFORE" << endl;

cout << a << endl;

cout << b << endl;

cout << c << endl;

cout << d << endl;

cout << e << endl;

cout << endl << "AFTER" << endl<< endl<< endl;

upperCase_cString(a);

cout << a << endl;

lowerCase_cString(b);

cout << b << endl;

reverse_cString(c);

cout << c << endl;

reverse_cString(d);

cout << d << endl;

reverse_cString(e);

cout << e << endl;

cout << find_len_cString(d) << endl;

cout << find_len_cString(e) << endl;

}