Write a C++ program in Microsoft Visual Studio 2019, use only strings and functions. You need to create a game using strings. First generate a random letter from A to Z, this is your key and is hidden from the players. Ask player1 and player 2 to enter two strings of length 10. The player whose strings contains the key alphabet will win. If both the players have key alphabets, then the player for which it occurs earlier in the string will win. Sample Input: As computer generate a random letter such as Key: S (This Key must not be visible to user ) After that player1 enter this input in string. Player1: ABDXSCJMNK; And player2 enter this input in string Player2: CSTUZWKMIJ Sample output: Player 2 wins.

Write a C++ program in Microsoft Visual Studio 2019, use only strings and functions. You need to create a game using strings. First generate a random letter from A to Z, this is your key and is hidden from the players. Ask player1 and player 2 to enter two strings of length 10. The player whose strings contains the key alphabet will win. If both the players have key alphabets, then the player for which it occurs earlier in the string will win. Sample Input: As computer generate a random letter such as Key: S (This Key must not be visible to user ) After that player1 enter this input in string. Player1: ABDXSCJMNK; And player2 enter this input in string Player2: CSTUZWKMIJ Sample output: Player 2 wins.

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

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