Given a file. In that file data is given in roman numbers form. You have to read that data in roman form and each convert each roman number to its numeric value and print the character at that ascii code. For ex: Given file example.txt has- XXXIV LXV XXXII CXV CIV CV CXII XXXII CV CX XXXII CXII CXI CXIV CXVI XXXII CV CXV XXXII CXV XCVII CII CI XLIV XCVIII CXVII CXVI XXXII CXVI CIV XCVII CXVI XXXII CV CXV XXXII CX CXI CXVI XXXII CXIX CIV XCVII CXVI XXXII CXV CIV CV CXII CXV XXXII XCVII CXIV CI XXXII CII CXI CXIV XLVI LXXXIII XCVII CV CVIII XXXII CXI CXVII CXVI XXXII CXVI CXI XXXII CXV CI XCVII XXXII XCVII CX C XXXII C CXI XXXII CX CI CXIX XXXII CXVI CIV CV CX CIII CXV XLVI XXXIV XLV LXXI CXIV XCVII XCIX CI XXXII LXXII CXI CXII CXII CI CXIV you have read the data and print the sentence formed. Note- each roman number represents a character. For example LXV represents 'A' because ascii value of 'A' is 65.

Given a file. In that file data is given in roman numbers form. You have to read that data in roman form and each convert each roman number to its numeric value and print the character at that ascii code. For ex: Given file example.txt has- XXXIV LXV XXXII CXV CIV CV CXII XXXII CV CX XXXII CXII CXI CXIV CXVI XXXII CV CXV XXXII CXV XCVII CII CI XLIV XCVIII CXVII CXVI XXXII CXVI CIV XCVII CXVI XXXII CV CXV XXXII CX CXI CXVI XXXII CXIX CIV XCVII CXVI XXXII CXV CIV CV CXII CXV XXXII XCVII CXIV CI XXXII CII CXI CXIV XLVI LXXXIII XCVII CV CVIII XXXII CXI CXVII CXVI XXXII CXVI CXI XXXII CXV CI XCVII XXXII XCVII CX C XXXII C CXI XXXII CX CI CXIX XXXII CXVI CIV CV CX CIII CXV XLVI XXXIV XLV LXXI CXIV XCVII XCIX CI XXXII LXXII CXI CXII CXII CI CXIV you have read the data and print the sentence formed. Note- each roman number represents a character. For example LXV represents 'A' because ascii value of 'A' is 65.

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

4th Edition

ISBN:9781133187844

Author:Bronson, Gary J.

Publisher:Bronson, Gary J.

Chapter8: I/o Streams And Data Files

Section8.3: Random File Access

Problem 6E

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