Hello. I'm working on run length encoding in C++ but I'm not sure where to start.Program requirementsUse getline() to get a line of text from the user as input.The input from the user may contain alphabetic, punctuation, and whitespace characters.(Think about edge cases!)Additional infoRecall that string objects are really just arrays of characters. ou can access the individual characters in a string using the [ ] notation. Example: sentence[3] == 'A' would compare the fourth position in the string sentence to see if it was equivalent to the ASCII character 'A'.The string object in C++ also has a method length() that will return how many characters are in the string. Example: int len = sentence.length() would assign the length of the string sentence to an integer variable called len. Sample RunsSample Run 1Enter text to compress: alaSample Run 2Enter text to compress: aaaabbbbcccceee4a4b4c3eSample Run 3Enter text to compress: What is your favorite color?1Wlhlaltl lilsl lylolulrl lflalvlolrliltlel lclolllolrl? 45 #include 6 #include 78 int main() {910 std::string text;111213 ✓141516 ✓171819202122232425262728293031int len text.length();do {}std::cout<<"Enter text to compress: ";getline(std::cin, text);if (text == ) {std::cout << text <<}std::cout <<< text << "\n";for(int i = 0; i < text.length(); i++){std::cout << text[i] << '\n';}

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Hello. I'm working on run length encoding in C++ but I'm not sure where to start.

Program requirements

Use getline() to get a line of text from the user as input.
The input from the user may contain alphabetic, punctuation, and whitespace characters.
(Think about edge cases!)

Additional info

Recall that string objects are really just arrays of characters. ou can access the individual characters in a string using the [ ] notation. Example: sentence[3] == 'A' would compare the fourth position in the string sentence to see if it was equivalent to the ASCII character 'A'.
The string object in C++ also has a method length() that will return how many characters are in the string. Example: int len = sentence.length() would assign the length of the string sentence to an integer variable called len.

Sample Runs
Sample Run 1
Enter text to compress: a
la
Sample Run 2
Enter text to compress: aaaabbbbcccceee
4a4b4c3e
Sample Run 3
Enter text to compress: What is your favorite color?
1Wlhlaltl lilsl lylolulrl lflalvlolrliltlel lclolllolrl?

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int len text.length();
do {
}
std::cout<<"Enter text to compress: ";
getline(std::cin, text);
if (text == ) {
std::cout << text <<
}
std::cout <<< text << "\n";
for(int i = 0; i < text.length(); i++){
std::cout << text[i] << '\n';
}

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