1. Count the number of per character in a given sentence/paragraph. (“Hello World!” H-1, e-1, l-3, o-2…) 2. Check if the input contains characters that are not part of the alphabet. (“a#no”; “#” not part of alphabet) 3. Replace all characters in the paragraph with numbers corresponding to their alphabet number. (“Abe” – 125; “bad” – 214)

1. Count the number of per character in a given sentence/paragraph. (“Hello World!” H-1, e-1, l-3, o-2…) 2. Check if the input contains characters that are not part of the alphabet. (“a#no”; “#” not part of alphabet) 3. Replace all characters in the paragraph with numbers corresponding to their alphabet number. (“Abe” – 125; “bad” – 214)

Systems Architecture

7th Edition

ISBN:9781305080195

Author:Stephen D. Burd

Publisher:Stephen D. Burd

Chapter7: Input/output Technology

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 25VE

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