Chapter 1, Problem 13RQ

Following is a problem statement.  Which of the below algorithms should be used to solve the problem statement? Write a program that allows the user to enter the age of a mother and her daughter in years.  Calculate the sum of their age, the difference in their age and the product of their age.  Show the output on the screen. Select one: a. AgeCalculation       display “Provide the first number”       enter number1       display “Provide the second number”       enter number2       sum = number1 + number2       difference = number1 – number2       product = number1 * number2       display “The sum is “, sum                                                          display “The difference is ”, difference                                   display “The product is “, product                                      end b. AgeCalculations       display “Provide the age of the mother”       enter motherAge       display “Provide the age of the daughter”       enter daughterAge       sum =…

The problem is not the lower and upper case the problem is the quotation marks. The sentence, "StopAndSmellTheRoses" prints as " stop and smell the roses", I need it to print "Stop and smell the roses". Both of these codes print the same output.  Can an expert please rewrite one of these codes so that the first character read as upper case and still read the quotation marks, please. input: "StopAndSmellTheRoses" output: "Stop and smell the roses" Could you please rewrite the program in C++ according to the instructions and criteria that accepts as input a sentence in which all the words are run together, but the first character of each word is upper cases. Convert the sentence to a string in which the words are separated by spaces and only the first word starts with an upper-case letter. For example, the string "StopAndSmellTheRoses." would be converted to "Stop and smell the roses." This program reads the " as the first character, so the output is        " stop and smell the roses." I…

The program below simulates tossing a fair coin N times. The program computes the longest sequence of consecutive heads. Or it should compute the longest sequence of consecutive heads. It does not compute the longest sequence of consecutive because one statement is missing and one statement is in the wrong place in the program. Supply the missing statement and move the out of place statement to the right position in the program. If you toss the coin a hundred times the longest sequence of consecutive heads is usually 5 or 6.   #include <ctime>#include <iostream>#include <random>#include <string>using namespace std; int main(){    const int HEADS = 0;    const int TAILS = 1;    int seed = (int)time(nullptr);    default_random_engine e(seed);    uniform_int_distribution<int> u(HEADS, TAILS);    int prevCoin = -1;    int N = 100;    int maxlength = 0;    int length = 0;    for (int n = 1; n <= N; ++n)    {        if (coin == HEADS)        {            if…