Q5) What the output of this program after correcting the errors in it? #include using namespace std; int main () string str = "Hello" cout >> "str is :"< str << endl; str += ". ","; str +=''; cout << "str is : "< str << endl; char s; s= str + "everyone"; cout << "s is : "«s« endl; char ch = !'; s+= ch; cout << "s is : "

Q5) What the output of this program after correcting the errors in it? #include using namespace std; int main () string str = "Hello" cout >> "str is :"< str << endl; str += ". ","; str +=''; cout << "str is : "< str << endl; char s; s= str + "everyone"; cout << "s is : "«s« endl; char ch = !'; s+= ch; cout << "s is : "

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

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