Ask the user to enter character data and read their response into a string variable. The input may contain blank spaces.Call reverse function that will bring back a string that has the same characters, but in reverse order. Store the return value into another string variable.Call an output function that will write out both strings.Call getPos function to get a positive integer from the user.Call drawupper function to draw a triangle that is largest at the top. Send the positive integer input value as a parameter. Call drawlower function to draw a triangle that is largest at the bottom. Send the positive integer input value as a parameter

Ask the user to enter character data and read their response into a string variable. The input may contain blank spaces.Call reverse function that will bring back a string that has the same characters, but in reverse order. Store the return value into another string variable.Call an output function that will write out both strings.Call getPos function to get a positive integer from the user.Call drawupper function to draw a triangle that is largest at the top. Send the positive integer input value as a parameter. Call drawlower function to draw a triangle that is largest at the bottom. Send the positive integer input value as a parameter

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

8th Edition

ISBN:9781337102087

Author:D. S. Malik

Publisher:D. S. Malik

Chapter6: User-defined Functions

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