Write a function called isVowel that receives one parameter as character and returns true if it is a vowel (A, E, I, O, U) letter. Write another function called replaceV that receives two parameters as string (parameter1) and character (parameter2) and returns a new string that replaces all the vowel letters from parameter1 with parameter2. The replaceV function should use isVowel function to check each character in the string. Write a test program that reads a string and a character and uses replaceV to get the new string then displays the new string. Here is a sample run: Enter a String: Hello world! Enter a character: $ The new string is: H$ll$ w$rld!

Write a function called isVowel that receives one parameter as character and returns true if it is a vowel (A, E, I, O, U) letter. Write another function called replaceV that receives two parameters as string (parameter1) and character (parameter2) and returns a new string that replaces all the vowel letters from parameter1 with parameter2. The replaceV function should use isVowel function to check each character in the string. Write a test program that reads a string and a character and uses replaceV to get the new string then displays the new string. Here is a sample run: Enter a String: Hello world! Enter a character: $ The new string is: H$ll$ w$rld!

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

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ISBN:9781337102087

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Chapter6: User-defined Functions

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