The midfix of 5 is the middle five characters of a string. Given a string input, output the middle five characters of that string with a new line at the end. Assume the string length is always odd and at least five characters. Hint: Use a loop to traverse the string. Ex: If the input is: xxxplanexxx the output is: Midfix: plane 1 #include 2 #include 3 4 int main(void) { 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 } 14 char s[100]; char result[6]; /* Type your code here. */ return 0; // buffer for string input // buffer for string output

C++ Do not use loops.

Given string stringValue on one line, string addStr on a second line, and string partialString on a third line, insert the contents of addStr in stringValue right before the first occurrence of partialString. Ex: If the input is: FuzzyBear Wuzzy Be then the output is: FuzzyWuzzyBear #include <iostream>#include <string>using namespace std; int main() {   string stringValue;   string addStr;   string partialString;    getline(cin, stringValue);   getline(cin, addStr);   getline(cin, partialString);    /* Your code goes here */      cout << stringValue << endl;      return 0;}

exercise3.py x 1 Your code goes here... Guide Collapse Strings -> Coding Exercises - Strings Exercise 3 Exercise 3 Problem Write a program that accepts input from the user. Create another string that contains either a u, 1, or for each character of the original string. Use u when the character is uppercase, and use I when the character is lowercase. If the character is neither uppercase or lowercase, use. Print the second string. Important, do not put a prompt when asking for user input. Just use input(). Adding a prompt will cause your program to not pass the tests. Expected Output • If the user inputs cat, then the output will be: cat 111 • If the user inputs HouSE, then the output will be: HouSE ulluu Code Visualizer TRY IT Reminder, do not put a prompt when collecting user input. Just use input Check It! (1 left)