Answer to Question #255454 in C++ for JacksonCrews

Question

Assignment: Functions

char toUpper(char) – checks if a char is a lowercase alphabetic value. If it is, return the uppercase equivalent. If it isn’t, return the original char. Depends on no other functions.

string toUpper(string) – iterates over each character in the string and capitalizes it with the toUpper(char) function. Depends on the toUpper(char) function.

string fixNum(string) – returns a string with the following replacements made to the string argument:

Before: After:

O 0

I 1

E 3

S 5

aa 7

int c_to_i(char letter) – Checks if a char is numeric. If it is, return the integer equivalent. If it is not, return -1. Depends on no other functions.

double myPow(int, int) – Returns the first argument raised to the power of the second argument. (Be careful, this function should work for all positive and negative integers).

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