A website requires that passwords only contain alphabetic characters or numbers. For each character in codeStr that is not an alphabetic character or number, replace the character with 'x'.   C++ Ex: If the input is 3!fgMB, then the output is: Updated password: 3xfgMB Note: isalpha() returns true if a character is alphabetic, and false otherwise. Ex: isalpha('a') returns true. isalpha('8') returns false. isdigit() returns true if a character is a digit, and false otherwise. Ex: isdigit('8') returns true. isdigit('a') false #include #include using namespace std; int main() {    string codeStr;    unsigned int i;        cin >> codeStr;    codeStr.at(1) = 'x';    for (i + 0; i < codeStr.size(); ++i)   {       if (isalpha (codeStr.at(1)))  {       i += 1;    } }                   cout << "Updated password: " << codeStr << endl;        return 0; }       cout<<"Updated password: "<

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A website requires that passwords only contain alphabetic characters or numbers. For each character in codeStr that is not an alphabetic character or number, replace the character with 'x'.   C++

Ex: If the input is 3!fgMB, then the output is:

Updated password: 3xfgMB

Note:

  • isalpha() returns true if a character is alphabetic, and false otherwise. Ex: isalpha('a') returns true. isalpha('8') returns false.
  • isdigit() returns true if a character is a digit, and false otherwise. Ex: isdigit('8') returns true. isdigit('a') false

#include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;

int main() {
   string codeStr;
   unsigned int i;
   
   cin >> codeStr;
   codeStr.at(1) = 'x';
   for (i + 0; i < codeStr.size(); ++i)   {
      if (isalpha (codeStr.at(1)))  {
      i += 1;
   }
}
      
   
   
   cout << "Updated password: " << codeStr << endl;
   
   return 0;
}

 
 
 
cout<<"Updated password: "<<codeStr<<endl;
 


 
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Algorithm of the code:

1. Prompt the user to enter a string.

2. Store the string in a variable called codeStr.

3. Create a loop that iterates through each character of the codeStr.

4. For each character of the codeStr, check if the character is an alphabet or a digit.

5. If the character is not an alphabet or a digit, replace it with 'x'.

6. Print out the updated password.

7. Exit the program.

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