I am using visual studio 2015 for c++ programming. Does anyone know how to include G-mail or any mail nuget into my code. My code is about morse code translator (Morse Code to English text and vice versa). I need it so I can get that mail to translate to Morse Code. Thanks! I appreciate it.

Here is my code called Morse code translator.

#include #include #include

using namespace std;

string engToMorse(string, string const[]); string morseToEng(string, string const[]);

int main() { string const morse[27] = { ".-", "-...", "-.-.", "-..", ".", "..-.", "--.", "....", "..", ".---", "-.-", ".-..", "--", "-.", "---", ".--.", "--.-", ".-.", "...", "-", "..-", "...-", ".--", "-..-", "-.--", "--.." };

string text, morseCode; char choice; char repeat = 'y';

while (repeat == 'y' || repeat == 'Y') { cout << " Select 1 to encode English text to Morse code. Select 2 to decode Morse code to English text. "; cout << endl << "Please make your selection: "; cin >> choice; cin.ignore(80, ' ');

if (choice == '1') { cout << " NOTE. DO NOT INPUT A NON ENGLISH CHARACTER. " << " THIS TRANSLATOR EXCLUSIVELY TRANSLATES ENGLISH TEXTS (CAPITALIZED AND NON CAPITALIZED). "; cout << " Enter text to translate, each word seperated by a space if you want to translate more than one word: "; getline(cin, text);

cout << " TEXT: " << text << endl; cout << " MORSE CODE: " << engToMorse(text, morse) << endl; } else if (choice == '2') { cout << " Enter a morsecode to translate, each letter code seperated by a space. " << " If you want to translate more than one word, have 2 spaces between each word. " << "(for example, ... --- ... ... --- ...): "; getline(cin, morseCode);

cout << " MORSECODE: " << morseCode << endl; cout << " TEXT: " << morseToEng(morseCode, morse) << endl; } else cout << " INVALID SELECTION " << endl;

cout << " Would you like to continue? Press y to repeat. Press any other key to exit. "; cin >> repeat; }

system("Pause"); // pause the system for a while return 0; }

string engToMorse(string text, string const morse[]) { int textLength = text.length(); string morseValue; string spacesBtwLetters = " "; string spacesBtwWords = " "; //1 space between words

for (int k = 0; k < textLength; k++) { //Validate each character. If the character is not a valid english alphabet //Return a warning message if ((toupper(text[k]) < 'A' || toupper(text[k]) > 'Z') && text[k] != ' ') { morseValue = " INVALID CHARACTER USED "; return morseValue; }

if (text[k] != ' ') //if the word(s) did not encounter a space { text[k] = toupper(text[k]); //upper case letters and lower case letters are the same hence have the same appropriate morse code. morseValue += morse[text[k] - 'A'] + spacesBtwLetters; //A is the first value of the array. }//By subtracting its finding the appropriate morse code for each letters

if (text[k] == ' ') { morseValue += spacesBtwWords; // 2 spaces when there is a space between words } }

return morseValue; }

string morseToEng(string morseCode, string const morse[]) { int const characters = 26; string output = ""; //output for function int index = 0;

while (index < morseCode.size()) { //find current morse code string letter = "";

while (morseCode[index] != ' ' && index < morseCode.size()) { //Validate each character in the morse letter. if the morse letter //contains other than ., -, send a warning message if (morseCode[index] != '.' && morseCode[index] != '-') { output = " INVALID CODES ARE USED "; return output; }

letter += morseCode[index++]; }

//find this code in the morse alphabet int position = 0;

while (morse[position] != letter && position < 26) { ++position; }

//check whether the letter is a valid morse letter or not if (letter != "" && position == 26) { output = " INVALID CODES ARE USED "; return output; }

if ('A' + position == '[') output += ' '; else output += 'A' + position; ++index; //to get rid of the space character. }

return output; }