[4] Write a test program (main) that reads a password as a string and tests for the password validity using the above functions. A valid password has at least 8 characters including at least one uppercase letter and one symbol, and no space. The program keeps asking the user to enter the valid password as long as it is not valid. Here is a sample run: Enter a valid password (8 characters, no space, 1 symbol, 1 uppercase): anhtW Enter a valid password: 3f SA k Enter a valid password: sa %&eqw3 Enter a valid password: sfAB$#195 Valid password!

[4] Write a test program (main) that reads a password as a string and tests for the password validity using the above functions. A valid password has at least 8 characters including at least one uppercase letter and one symbol, and no space. The program keeps asking the user to enter the valid password as long as it is not valid. Here is a sample run: Enter a valid password (8 characters, no space, 1 symbol, 1 uppercase): anhtW Enter a valid password: 3f SA k Enter a valid password: sa %&eqw3 Enter a valid password: sfAB$#195 Valid password!

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

4th Edition

ISBN:9781133187844

Author:Bronson, Gary J.

Publisher:Bronson, Gary J.

Chapter12: Adding Functionality To Your Classes

Section12.1: Providing Class I/o Capabilities

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