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on the sentences."

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Then do the same for reading sentences and phrases.

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read the filename entered, if any

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bool ReadColors

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open the input stream

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open the file

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check if it is ok

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close the file

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bool ReadPhrases

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bool ReadSentences

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assign to the array at the index corresponding to the loop

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use a while loop and read to eof

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keep track of the number of sentence read and assign to total

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bool WriteOriginals

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bool WriteResults

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int SwapColors

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create a variable for the number of sentences swapped

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search each sentence for all of the colors

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using namespace std;

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$$SayGoodbyCIS $2275$ C$++$ Programming Part II

Program $1$ The Color Swap $100$ pts

Review functions, pointers$/$references$,$ multi$-$file construction, vectors, arrays, structs and

strings

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