INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION DEPARTMENT

ITPROG2
(Computer Programming 2 for IT)

ASSESSMENT

1
Character and String Manipulation

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Nicole D.Parallag Ms. Geliza Alcober

Name of Student Name of Professor

January 15 2019 January 15, 2019

Date Performed Date Submitted
 ASSESSMENT 1

Table 1: Some Predefined C-String Functions in <cstring>

FUNCTION
strcpy(Target_String_Var,Src_String)
strcpy(Target_String_Var,Src_String,limit)
strcat(Target_String_Var,Src_String)
strcat(Target_String_Var,Src_String, Limit)
strlen(Src_String)
strcmp(String_1, String_2)
strcmp(String_1, String_2, Limit)
DESCRIPTION
Copies the C-string value Src_String into the C-string variable
Target_String_Var
The same as the two argument strcpy except that at most Limit
characters are copied
Concatenates the C-String value Src_String onto the end of C-string
in the C-string variable Target_String_Var
The same as the two argument strcat except that at most Limit
characters are appended.
Returns an integer equal to the length of Src_String. (The null
character, ‘\0’, is not counted in the length.
Returns 0 if String_1 and String_2 are the same. Returns a value < 0
if String_1 is less than String_2. Returns a value > 0 if String_1 is
greater than String_2 (that is, returns a nonzero value if String_1
and String_2 are different). The order is lexicographic.
The same as the two-argument strcmp except that at most Limit
characters are compared.

Character-Manipulating Functions

Table 2 : Some functions in <cctype>

FUNCTION DESCRIPTION
toupper(Char_Exp) Returns the uppercase version of Char_Exp (as value of type int).
tolower(Char_Exp) Returns the lowercase version of Char_Exp (as value of type int).
isupper(Char_Exp) Returns true provided Char_Exp is an uppercase letter; otherwise, returns false.
islower(Char_Exp) Returns true provided Char_Exp is an lowercase letter; otherwise, returns false.
isalpha(Char_Exp) Returns true provided Char_Exp is a letter of the alphabet; otherwise return false.
isdigit(Char_Exp) Returns true provided Char_Exp is one of the digits ‘0’ through ‘9’; otherwise, returns false.
isalnum(Char_Exp) Returns true provided Char_Exp is either a letter or a digit; otherwise, returns false.
isspace(Char_Exp) Returns true provided Char_Exp is a whitespace character, such as the blank or newline
character, otherwise, return false.
ispunct(Char_Exp) Returns true provided Char_Exp is a printing character other than whitespace, a digit, or a
letter; otherwise return false.
isprint(Char_Exp) Returns true provided Char_Exp is a printing characters includes blank space; otherwise
returns false.
isgraph(Char_Exp) Returns true provided Char_Exp is a printing characters; otherwise returns false.
isctrl(Char_Exp) Returns true provided Char_Exp is a control character; otherwise, return false.
A) Real-life Application of Predefined and User-defined Function

PROBLEM #1

Create a login module that uses either predefined or user-defined functions. User must be able to
create an account (sign up) and the program will ask for the user’s necessary information (i.e.
first name, last name, email, password).

Program specifications:
 User must be able to login using the username and password declared during the creation
of his/her account.
 The password must be equal or greater than 8 characters and must include letters and
numbers.
 The password must have at least 1 uppercase letter.
 User must be able to change his/her password. When changing his/her password, the
program should not accept the old password the user declared.

Paste your source code and program output here:

#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>

using namespace std;

int main()
{
string
command,
name, password,
inName, inPassword,
registerName,registerPassword;

while (1)
{
cout<<"[Register/Login/Exit]\n"<<"Command:";
getline(cin,command);
if (command=="Exit")
{
return 1;
}
if (command=="Register")
{
ofstream g("registration.txt");
if (!g.is_open())
{
 cout<<"Could Not Open File\n";
return 0;
}
cout<<"\n\n"<<"Enter a New Username:";
getline(cin, registerName);
cout<<"\nEnter New Password:";
getline(cin, registerPassword);
g<<registerName;
g<<"\n";
g<<registerPassword;
g.close();
}
if (command=="Login")
{
ifstream f("registration.txt");
if (!f.is_open())
{
cout<<"Could Not Open File\n";
return 0;
}
getline(f, name);
getline(f, password);
f.close();
while (1)
{
cout<<"\n\nEnter Your Username:";
getline(cin, inName);
cout<<"\nEnter Your Password:";
getline(cin,inPassword);
if (inName==name&& inPassword==password)
{
cout<<"You have Logged In
Successfully\n"<<"Welcome!"<<inName;
break;
}
cout<<"You Have Entered an Incorrect Username or Password\n";
}
}
cout<<"\n\n\n";
}
return 1;
}