Given string userString, output "A question" if the string's last character is '?'. Otherwise, output "Not a question". End with a newline. Ex: If the input is: What time is it? then the output is: A question #include #include using namespace std; int main() {    string userString;        getline(cin, userString);        /* Your code goes here */        return 0; }

#include <iostream>#include <string>#include <fstream>#include <iomanip>#include <sstream> #include "card.h"#include "deck.h"#include "hand.h" using namespace N; using namespace std; /**main() controls the operation of the program*/ int main(){string repeat = "Y";Deck myDeck;Hand myHand;string exchangeCards; while (repeat == "Y" || repeat == "y"){cout << endl; myHand.newHand(myDeck);myHand.print();cout << endl; cout << "Would you like to exchange any cards? [Y / N]: ";getline(cin, exchangeCards); while (exchangeCards != "Y" && exchangeCards != "y" && exchangeCards != "X" && exchangeCards != "n"){cout << "Please enter Y or N only: ";getline(cin, exchangeCards); } if (exchangeCards = "Y" || exchangeCards = "y"){myHand.exchangeCards(myDeck);}cout << endl; myHand.print(); cout << endl; myDeck.reset(); // Resets the deck for a new game cout << "Play again? [Y / N]: ";getline(cin, repeat);while…

1 # Write a program that reads a single integer N from the user. 2 # It then prints the string: "Is N your favorite number?"

Given string userString on one line, character newChar on a second line, and integer strIndex on a third line, change the character at index strIndex of userString to newChar. Ex: If the input is: garlic Z 0 then the output is: Zarlic Note: Assume the length of string userString is greater than strIndex. #include <iostream> #include <string> using namespace std;   int main() {    string userString; char newChar; int strIndex;      getline(cin, userString); cin >> newChar; cin >> strIndex;        /* Your code goes here */      cout << userString << endl;      return 0; }