Problem 1: (10 points) The Shouting Parrot! Write a simple parroting program that echos what the user types until they enter the word "hush". Start with the simple echo/parrot program from Unit 4. For your program, the parrot SHOUTS back. No matter what the input case is, the program output will be in uppercase. The string "hush" should exit the indefinite loop regardless of how it is capitalized. Below is an example of how your parrot program should work for a simple test case. It will prompt the user with a '>' and echo the capitalized user input. Program output is in blue and user input is in black. >This is NOT a dead parrot! THIS IS NOT A DEAD PARROT! >Crackers anyone? CRACKERS ANYONE? >hush Save and submit your completed program to Gradescope as parrot.py

Problem 1: (10 points) The Shouting Parrot! Write a simple parroting program that echos what the user types until they enter the word "hush". Start with the simple echo/parrot program from Unit 4. For your program, the parrot SHOUTS back. No matter what the input case is, the program output will be in uppercase. The string "hush" should exit the indefinite loop regardless of how it is capitalized. Below is an example of how your parrot program should work for a simple test case. It will prompt the user with a '>' and echo the capitalized user input. Program output is in blue and user input is in black. >This is NOT a dead parrot! THIS IS NOT A DEAD PARROT! >Crackers anyone? CRACKERS ANYONE? >hush Save and submit your completed program to Gradescope as parrot.py

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

4th Edition

ISBN:9781133187844

Author:Bronson, Gary J.

Publisher:Bronson, Gary J.

Chapter4: Selection Structures

Section4.5: A Case Study: Solving Quadratic Equations

Problem 6E

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