The project will solve two problems.

Problem $1$

The program will ask the user to enter a sequence of scores between $0$ and $100,$ inclusive. The program then will print out the stats about these scores, including:

$-$ the number of scores

$-$ the maximum score

$-$ the minimum score and the average score

If there are no scores entered, the output message shall just say that there is no score.

The students should implement the following two functions to solve this problem.

$```$

void get$\_$scores$($vector &v$)$;

$//$ get integer scores from keyboard and store in v$.$

$//$ we assume that the user will input scores in range

$//$ of $0$ to $100,$ inclusive. User enter a negative

$//$ number to stop the input and end the function

void print$\_$stats$($vector &v$)$;

$//$ print out the stats of data that are stored in v

$//$ includes: max, min, total number of data,

$//$ and the average

$```$ Problem $2$

The program will ask the user to enter a sentence. The program will then display a message to indicate if this sentence is a palindrome. The following sentence is a palindrome:

A nut for a jar of tuna.

The white space and non English letters are not counted. The case difference is ignored. Make sure your program will take a sentence as input not just a string with no space in it$.$

The students should implement the following function to solve this problem

$```$

bool is$\_$palindrome$($string sentence$)$;

$//$ return true if the sentence is a palindrome;

$//$ false otherwise

$```$

Sample Run

Note: I use symbol to show user inputs, you do NOT need to do in your program.

$```$

Enter scores, enter $-1$ to stop:

$\backslash 87$

$98$

$\backslash \}6$

$|78$

$\backslash 88$

$\backslash 93$

$[-1$

There are total $6$ scores

The highest score is: $98$

The lowest score is: $65$

The average score is: $84\mathrm{.}8333$

Do you want to try another set of scores? y$/$N: Dy

Enter scores, enter $-1$ to stop:

$[-1$

There is no scores.

Do you want to try another set of scores? y$/$N: In

Enter a sentence: $[\backslash$M nut for a jar of tuna

"A nut for a jar of tuna" is a palindrome

Do you want to try another sentence? Y$/$N: $|$y

$```$ Enter a sentence: $\backslash ([\backslash )$ Hello world

"Hello world" is not a palindrome

Do you want to try another sentence? Y$/$N: $\backslash$#n

Program ended with exit code: $0$

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