1. read a character. 2. if you are not at end of file, then... a. Encode the character if it's a letter b. write the character to the output file c. read the next character. d. repeat step 2 ABCDEF G HIJKLM N OP Q RSTUVv W X Y Z NOPQ RSTU V W X Y Z A B CDEF GHI JKLM To write program 14, You will need to read from a file one character at a time. If the character is a letter, encode it. If it is not a letter do nothing. In either case write the character to the output file. Then repeat this until you reach the end of the input file.

1. read a character. 2. if you are not at end of file, then... a. Encode the character if it's a letter b. write the character to the output file c. read the next character. d. repeat step 2 ABCDEF G HIJKLM N OP Q RSTUVv W X Y Z NOPQ RSTU V W X Y Z A B CDEF GHI JKLM To write program 14, You will need to read from a file one character at a time. If the character is a letter, encode it. If it is not a letter do nothing. In either case write the character to the output file. Then repeat this until you reach the end of the input file.

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