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Programming Challenge: $12-$ Password Verifier

Use the string data type. Do not use arrays of type char or any functions in the old $"$C

String" libraries.

Six characters? Seriously? Set the minimum password length to twe$/$ve characters.

We will also require that the password not contain any space characters.

In addition to the requirement that the password contain at least one upper case letter, one

lower case letter, and one digit, add the additional requirement that the password contain at

least one "special" character. We will consider any character that is printable, not

alphanumeric, and not a space character to be "special." That includes punctuation, but may

include additional non$-$punctuation characters. Unfortunately at our level of C$++$ it's more or

less impossible for us to actually test passwords like Se$$or$\_99$ but the $($with a tilde$)$ would

count as a special character using our rules.

Write functions to complete these tasks as appropriate.

For your screen shot, begin with the password "lost frogs" $($with a space$),$ which will fail

almost every test. Correct the password, one test at a time, until you end up with

"Lost$\_$Frogs$99"$ for the final $($and acceptable$)$ password.

Deliverables: The $.$cpp file and screen shots for this Programming Challenge.

$***$C$++.$ i need the program to continue if the password is invalid and keep asking until the password is accepted.$***$