Write a complete function called Main() that asks the user for an input string, then creates and prints a report of how many of each character occurred in that string. For example, here is a sample run: >>> Main() Enter a string --- computer science rocks! 2 ! 1 c 4 e 3 i 1 >>> If you can put it in alphabetical order too that would be great!

Write a complete function called Main() that asks the user for an input string, then creates and prints a report of how many of each character occurred in that string. For example, here is a sample run: >>> Main() Enter a string --- computer science rocks! 2 ! 1 c 4 e 3 i 1 >>> If you can put it in alphabetical order too that would be great!

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

4th Edition

ISBN:9781133187844

Author:Bronson, Gary J.

Publisher:Bronson, Gary J.

Chapter9: Completing The Basics

Section9.4: Character Manipulation Functions

Problem 5E

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