Contents:

• Overview
• Practice Problems
• Problems to be Submitted
• Extra Credit

Topic: Using String Objects
Related Reading: Ch. 3
Due: Friday, 11 February 2005, 12:00pm

Please make sure you adhere to the policies on academic integrity.

Please note that the answer to "self-check" questions from the text are available via the author's website.

• Any of Self-Check Questions 17-26 of Ch. 3 are relevant (pages 128-129)

1. (20 points)

   Consider the following declarations:

   string greet = "Hello!";
   string welcome = "Welcome to computer science";
   string com = "to";

   What is the output of each of these subsequent code fragments?

   1. cout << greet.size() << endl;

   2. cout << welcome.size() << endl;

   3. cout << (com+com) << endl;

   4. cout << welcome.substr(8,5) << endl;

   5. cout << welcome.substr(5,8) << endl;

   6. cout << welcome.find("e") << endl;

   7. cout << welcome.find("e",10) << endl;

   8. cout << welcome.find("com") << endl;

   9. cout << welcome.find("com",5) << endl;

   10. cout << welcome.find(com) << endl;

2. (2 points)

   Exercise 3.31 of the text (p. 151)
   A code fragment is sufficient (i.e. you do not need to specify all of the typical header information needed for a truly compilable program).