Write a program that prompts the user for an input file name, reads all words from the input file, and writes the words to the output file sentences.txt. Start a new line whenever a word ends in a period, question mark, or exclamation mark. sentences.cpp 1 #include #include #include 4 using namespace std; 5 6. int main() 8 cout « "Input file: " « endl; string input file_name; cin » input_file_name; 9 10 11 12 13 14 return e; 15 in1.txt 1 I like programning in C++. Do you? Of course you do! in2.txt 1 Happy families are all alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way. 2 3 Everything was in confusion in the Oblonskys' house. The wife had discovered that the husband was carrying on an intrigue with a French girl, who had been a governess in the: CodeCheck Reset

In C++ Develop a simple spell checker and word suggestion program using Hashing. A dictionary of words should be given as a first argument (filename) in the program. This input file is the simple text file "Dictionary.txt", where each line is a word (see Files section).  The program must ask the user to give a word. (case 1) The program must respond with “True” if the word exists in the dictionary, and must suggest words (from Dictionary) starting with the same first two letters. At the end of each suggestion the exec. time (in micro-sec) must be displayed (see "TimeInterval.h" in Files section). (case 2) If the input word does not exist in Dictionary due to user misspelling, and considering the first letter is correct, the program should return a recommended word from the dictionary (only one word). For example, instead of the word sentence,  the user enters snetence, setnence, sentens, or setence, etc; the program should return: "do you mean sentence?" If "no", return "false". If…

Without using any string literal notation, how do you create the C++ statement that manually creates a null-terminated C-style string as an array of characters. Use the string “Sampson” as your example. Which element is stored in the base address of the array?

This assignment will give you practice on basic C programming. You will implement a few Cprograms

In C++, using STL algorithms, use the text file shoes.txt, where you want to sell a pair of shoes to a customer. The price must come from the text file, and can be used to get the total for any shoe the user may choose.   CONSOLE cout << "what shoes do you want to buy"; cin >> heels; cout << " that will be " shoe_price "!";    The cout should return " That will be $20 ! shoes.txt items: heels $20 shoes $12 yeezys $289 jordans $150

In c++, Using STL containers, components, and algorithms show all data from the text file movies.txt. Please make sure the list updates once the user adds a new movie to the text file. Console Movies program COMMAND MENU show - user is able to see all available movies from movies.txt   command: show The Adventures of a Babysitter $10  Barney $25 Larry the Car Man $15 Dora and the missing map $15 Ceasar and the Lunch Lady $10 Suzie and the Bad Kids $13.95   command: add cout << "What movie do you want to add?"; cin >> BeeHive $12; cout << "Movie added";   command:show  The Adventures of a Babysitter $10  Barney $25 Larry the Car Man $15 Dora and the missing map $15 Ceasar and the Lunch Lady $10 Suzie and the Bad Kids $13.95 Beehive $12     movies.txt with all possible movies: The Adventures of a Babysitter $10  Barney $25 Larry the Car Man $15 Dora and the missing map $15 Ceasar and the Lunch Lady $10 Suzie and the Bad Kids $13.95

Please code this in C++. Do not use namespace std. Please use basic code. Thank you for your time.   Common Elements Write a program that prompts the user to enter two arrays of 10 integers and displays the common elements that appear in both arrays. Here is a sample run. Enter list1: 8 5 10 1 6 16 61 9 11 2 Enter list2: 4 2 3 10 3 34 35 67 3 1 The common elements are 10 1 2