Write a program that picks up a string from the user and prints a yes / no answer to the question: "Is the string a palindrome?"
palindrome (link) is a string that when read from both sides (right and left), is called exactly the same.
In this exercise, spaces should be ignored.
Have taken an integer (not necessarily positive) from the user into an int type variable.
Make the integer a string (character set), including the plus or minus sign. If it is zero, there will be no sign.
Print the length of the new string and the software.
Note that the input of the number from the user is into int, and then your role is to represent that number as a string. Do not take the number from the user into a character set.
Write a function that takes a password from the user into a string called password, and returns 1 if the string can be used as a valid password or 0.
A "valid password" is 6-8 characters long, contains at least one digit, one small letter and one large letter,
And it does not contain the same character twice in a row.
Example of valid password: aB9asd
Example of invalid passwords: 1b2G, 9ur1on, LOV3YOU, Good12.
Daniel, the frustrated trainee,
He expects to bomb the strings - because these are similar subjects.
Daniel wrote a basic plan that looked good on his face,
But it does not work when you look closely.
As usual, Daniel is not ashamed and turns to you for help:
"Please, take me out of trouble!"
Open the gotNoStrings.c file, write in the code comments what's wrong and fix it!
A very important issue in encryption is frequency analysis of letters. That is, for a particular text, to check which letter appears most often (eg, the most common letter is e), and thus to decipher it more easily. You can read more of this link and in general Google - there are links to all kinds of encryption to break them used in frequency analysis.
Write a function that takes a string from the user and replaces the highest-case letter with the second highest-case letter.
Example: For the input "i love you more", the string "i levo yeu mero" will be returned.
Note: assume all letters are small.Write a program that picks up a string from the user and prints a yes / no answer to the question: "Is the string a palindrome?"
palindrome (link) is a string that when read from both sides (right and left), is called exactly the same.
In this exercise, spaces should be ignored.
Have taken an integer (not necessarily positive) from the user into an int type variable.
Make the integer a string (character set), including the plus or minus sign. If it is zero, there will be no sign.
Print the length of the new string and the software.
Note that the input of the number from the user is into int, and then your role is to represent that number as a string. Do not take the number from the user into a character set.
Write a function that takes a password from the user into a string called password, and returns 1 if the string can be used as a valid password or 0.
A "valid password" is 6-8 characters long, contains at least one digit, one small letter and one large letter,
And it does not contain the same character twice in a row.
Example of valid password: aB9asd
Example of invalid passwords: 1b2G, 9ur1on, LOV3YOU, Good12.
Daniel, the frustrated trainee,
He expects to bomb the strings - because these are similar subjects.
Daniel wrote a basic plan that looked good on his face,
But it does not work when you look closely.
As usual, Daniel is not ashamed and turns to you for help:
"Please, take me out of trouble!"
Open the gotNoStrings.c file, write in the code comments what's wrong and fix it!
A very important issue in encryption is frequency analysis of letters. That is, for a particular text, to check which letter appears most often (eg, the most common letter is e), and thus to decipher it more easily. You can read more of this link and in general Google - there are links to all kinds of encryption to break them used in frequency analysis.
Write a function that takes a string from the user and replaces the highest-case letter with the second highest-case letter.
Example: For the input "i love you more", the string "i levo yeu mero" will be returned.
Note: assume all letters are small.
