Ignore the C stuff Use underscores instead of spaces read in

Ignore the C++ stuff. Use underscores instead of spaces, read in the string using scanf()

1. Read a string from keyboard.

2. Eliminate all the leading, trailing and repeating spaces.

3. Print the string.

Example:

Given a string like

_____abc____def________z______

(where _ is a space)

your program should print

abc_def_z

Since scanf() stops the input on any whitespace, use getline() method to read in the input.

Write the void noSpaces(char[]) function using assembly language and call it from your

C++ program. Print the result using your C++ program.

Solution

#include <iostream>
#include <string>

int main ()
{
int stringSize,j=0;
std::string inputText;
std::cout << \"Enter the Text: \";
std::getline (std::cin,inputText);
std::cout << \"This is the text you Entered:\" << inputText << \"!\ \";
stringSize = inputText.size();
char myOutput[stringSize];
for (int i = 0; i < stringSize; i++) {
if (inputText[i] == \' \' && inputText[i+1] == \' \')
continue;
myOutput[j] = inputText[i];
if(myOutput[0]!=\' \')
j++;
}
myOutput[j] =NULL;
std::cout << \"This is the text you wanted to display:\" << myOutput;
return 0;
}