Overview Use starting_string as the base of your program. First, split it into a list of lines and store the result in a variable named lines_of_text). Then print out each line according to it's directions (note: there's no loop here, each line has ifferent instructions) Then rejoin lines_of_text with ';' and print out the resulting string. Then find the second 'j' in starting_string, slice it from there for the next 5 characters, and print out the result. Expected Output Example 1 PRINT THIS IN UPPERCASE print this in lowercase Print This As A Title Print this left justified (80 characters, with ='s)============= ++++++++++Print this right justified (80 characters, with +'s) Print this in uppercase; Print this in lowercase; Print this as a title; Print this left justified (80 characters, with ='s); Print this right justified (80 characters, with +'s) justi ***********

Overview Use starting_string as the base of your program. First, split it into a list of lines and store the result in a variable named lines_of_text). Then print out each line according to it's directions (note: there's no loop here, each line has ifferent instructions) Then rejoin lines_of_text with ';' and print out the resulting string. Then find the second 'j' in starting_string, slice it from there for the next 5 characters, and print out the result. Expected Output Example 1 PRINT THIS IN UPPERCASE print this in lowercase Print This As A Title Print this left justified (80 characters, with ='s)============= ++++++++++Print this right justified (80 characters, with +'s) Print this in uppercase; Print this in lowercase; Print this as a title; Print this left justified (80 characters, with ='s); Print this right justified (80 characters, with +'s) justi ***********

Microsoft Visual C#

7th Edition

ISBN:9781337102100

Author:Joyce, Farrell.

Publisher:Joyce, Farrell.

Chapter5: Looping

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 13E

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