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Questions Question 1: Wheel of Fortune! If you ever watched the game show "Wheel of Fortune!" you'll know that contestants have to solve a puzzle. The clue is a multi-word text string (an expression, a place, etc) with the characters blanked out. Typically, you need to "buy" vowels but in this assignment all vowels and special characters are shown to the user. Only the consonants are hidden. Your wheel of fortune function will take a char string answer as input and output a char string "clue" with all the consonants removed: Example: chara_puzzleTxt=wheelOfFortune("HELLO-WORLD"); // would mean a puzzleTxt stores "_E_O__O______ . . . . In the main method, test our wheelofFortune function with a variety of different "answers". You can use a printf statement to see what the answers and the corresponding puzzles will be. You can use those same answers in your wheel of torture testing. The returned array: . You may assume that the answers are all capital letters. o Bragging Bonus (do it for glory....you just don't get points for doing this): Make the function work for upper and lower case characters . The letter "Y" is considered a consonant, despite it sometimes being a vowel. wheelOfFortune that takes a character array (char* a_answer for example) as an input parameter and returns a char array (char* is the return type). You should not modify a_answer. Therefore, you will need to make a new char array to put your answer. You will return that new array Temporarily (don't pass this in) make a static char array of size 200 and use that for the array you return. What's wrong with that solution? You should be able to write all the code and things will compile. What happens when you test this? (think about this. No need to give an answer). After trying this with a static array, use malloc (and free it later in the main function) to make a dynamic character array. O o 0 You are not allowed to use new or delete (C++ code). 0 We will use new/delete in BIT 2400. o NOTICE: strien returns the length of a string.. but it does not include the 0 at the end. That was my bug when I did the assignment. The error returned can be difficult to figure out so I wanted to point this out. Hint 1: Copy all characters from a answer to the array you will output (the puzzle) using a for loop and []. For example, a answer[i] is the ith character in the array (counting from 0) and your for loop would change i each time through the loop. If the character being copied is a consonant, however, save in your puzzle / output array. You can take a different approach, but I don't see why you would. Hint 2: You may want to write a helper function or two. Otherwise the code can get hard to debug and you replicate code, Questions Question 1: Wheel of Fortune! If you ever watched the game show "Wheel of Fortune!" you'll know that contestants have to solve a puzzle. The clue is a multi-word text string (an expression, a place, etc) with the characters blanked out. Typically, you need to "buy" vowels but in this assignment all vowels and special characters are shown to the user. Only the consonants are hidden. Your wheel of fortune function will take a char string answer as input and output a char string "clue" with all the consonants removed: Example: chara_puzzleTxt=wheelOfFortune("HELLO-WORLD"); // would mean a puzzleTxt stores "_E_O__O______ . . . . In the main method, test our wheelofFortune function with a variety of different "answers". You can use a printf statement to see what the answers and the corresponding puzzles will be. You can use those same answers in your wheel of torture testing. The returned array: . You may assume that the answers are all capital letters. o Bragging Bonus (do it for glory....you just don't get points for doing this): Make the function work for upper and lower case characters . The letter "Y" is considered a consonant, despite it sometimes being a vowel. wheelOfFortune that takes a character array (char* a_answer for example) as an input parameter and returns a char array (char* is the return type). You should not modify a_answer. Therefore, you will need to make a new char array to put your answer. You will return that new array Temporarily (don't pass this in) make a static char array of size 200 and use that for the array you return. What's wrong with that solution? You should be able to write all the code and things will compile. What happens when you test this? (think about this. No need to give an answer). After trying this with a static array, use malloc (and free it later in the main function) to make a dynamic character array. O o 0 You are not allowed to use new or delete (C++ code). 0 We will use new/delete in BIT 2400. o NOTICE: strien returns the length of a string.. but it does not include the 0 at the end. That was my bug when I did the assignment. The error returned can be difficult to figure out so I wanted to point this out. Hint 1: Copy all characters from a answer to the array you will output (the puzzle) using a for loop and []. For example, a answer[i] is the ith character in the array (counting from 0) and your for loop would change i each time through the loop. If the character being copied is a consonant, however, save in your puzzle / output array. You can take a different approach, but I don't see why you would. Hint 2: You may want to write a helper function or two. Otherwise the code can get hard to debug and you replicate code,

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Answer 1 The correct solution for this problem is to create a new dynamic character array that is the same size as the input array This array should b... View the full answer