ou are required to write three overloaded functions called stringOperation that take in the following formal parameters list: Function 1: takes as input a string, ONE character, and an integer n, and returns true if the string contains that character EXACTLY an n number of times. Function 2: takes as input a string and TWO alphabatical characters c1 and c2, and returns true if all the string characters fall in the range between the two passed characters (exclusive) (You must make sure to order the characters first if c2 < c1 ). Function 3: takes as input a string and THREE alphabatical characters c1, c2 and c3. The function reorders the characters in asecnding order, such that c1 holds the smallest character and c3 holds the largest character. The function returns true if the string characters that fall between c1 and c2 (exclusive) is less than the string characters that fall between c2 and c3 (exclusive). Do not write and submit the main subroutine, or any include statments, these are already written and hidden from you. However, if you want to test your solution in any IDE (e.g., CodeBlocks, CLion, Visual Studio, onlinegdb.com), then you will need to write your own main there for testing purposes. In the function header, do not change the order of the formal paramaters or add/remove others parameters. Do not change the function name. Any other modifications on the header are permitted. Sample Testcase 0 (not graded, for student use only):

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You are required to write three overloaded functions called stringOperation that take in the following formal parameters list:

Function 1: takes as input a string, ONE character, and an integer n, and returns true if the string contains that character EXACTLY an n number of times.
Function 2: takes as input a string and TWO alphabatical characters c1 and c2, and returns true if all the string characters fall in the range between the two passed characters (exclusive) (You must make sure to order the characters first if c2 < c1 ).
Function 3: takes as input a string and THREE alphabatical characters c1, c2 and c3. The function reorders the characters in asecnding order, such that c1 holds the smallest character and c3 holds the largest character. The function returns true if the string characters that fall between c1 and c2 (exclusive) is less than the string characters that fall between c2 and c3 (exclusive).

Do not write and submit the main subroutine, or any include statments, these are already written and hidden from you. However, if you want to test your solution in any IDE (e.g., CodeBlocks, CLion, Visual Studio, onlinegdb.com), then you will need to write your own main there for testing purposes.

In the function header, do not change the order of the formal paramaters or add/remove others parameters. Do not change the function name. Any other modifications on the header are permitted.

Sample Testcase 0 (not graded, for student use only):

note : Use the same data in the code because the system corrects the answer automatically