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Write a recursive function, nameComparitor(inputString1, inputString2), which accepts two parameters containing string values and returns an integer based on the comparison below: If the character of the first string is greater than the character of the second string, add 1 If the character of the first string is lesser than the character of the second string, subtract 1 If the character of the first string is the same as the character of the second string, add by 5 If any of the string does not contain characters anymore, do not do anything. For example, if we

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

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ISBN:9781337102087

Author:D. S. Malik

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Chapter15: Recursion

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