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I'm looking for a simple and basic way (ideal for beginners to learn the easiest way) to write a program in C++ which gets a string from the user and outputs the number of uppercase letters, lowercase letters and integers (numbers). I'm pretty amateur at using C++ syntax so please help me with an easy-to-understand syntax. Thanks! EDIT: Here is a very simple code that I found in Google and did some changes and corrections: #include <iostream> #include <conio.h> using namespace std; int main() { char array1[50]; int i = 0, lowercase = 0, uppercase = 0, numbers = 0, total; cout << "Enter a

How would I change the following markov script to treat capitalized and lowercase words as the same? The entire idea is to help increase the quality of output of my markov text generator. As it stands, if you plug 99 lowercase sentences into it and 1 capitalized sentence - you almost always find a non-markovized version of the capitalized sentence in the output. # Copyright (C) 1999 Lucent Technologies # Excerpted from 'The Practice of Programming' # by Brian W. Kernighan and Rob Pike # markov.pl: markov chain algorithm for 2-word prefixes $MAXGEN = 10000; $NONWORD = "\n"; $w1 = $w2 = $NONWORD

I'd like to convert a char to lower case in a J2ME app. The usual Character.toLowerCase() doesn't work for an arbitrary Unicode character in J2ME, so I need some light API, or, preferably, a piece of code that would do so. Thanks! Based on the toLowerCase() method from Character in JavaSE JDK: char lowerChar = (char)CharacterData.of((int)upperChar).toLowerCase((int)upperChar); You can read the source code from the JDK and understand what is really done here and apply the same thing with your own classes in JME. Resources : grepcode - Character.toLowerCase() char toLowerCase(char c){ if(c>=97 &

I am trying to write a program that when a single letter is inputted, if it's in uppercase, leave it in uppercase and return it, and if it's in lowercase, then convert to uppercase. How do I write this to be able to tell if the string is originally in uppercase or lowercase? Just convert the string to upper case and compare it with the original string == string.upcase or for lowercase string == string.downcase Edit: as mentioned in the comments the solution above works with English letters only. If you need an international solution instead use def upcase?(string) !string[/[[:lower:]]/] end

Why do the following three characters have not symmetric toLower , toUpper results /** * Written in the Scala programming language, typed into the Scala REPL. * Results commented accordingly. */ /* Unicode Character 'LATIN CAPITAL LETTER SHARP S' (U+1E9E) */ '\u1e9e'.toHexString == "1e9e" // true '\u1e9e'.toLower.toHexString == "df" // "df" == "df" '\u1e9e'.toHexString == '\u1e9e'.toLower.toUpper.toHexString // "1e9e" != "df" /* Unicode Character 'KELVIN SIGN' (U+212A) */ '\u212a'.toHexString == "212a" // "212a" == "212a" '\u212a'.toLower.toHexString == "6b" // "6b" == "6b" '\u212a'