Create a C++ project called RobberyLanguage.Ask the user to enter a word.Write a function that will receive the word, use the word tocompile a new word in Robbery language and return the newRobbery language word.In the function: Use a while loop and a newline character (10')to step through the characters in the original string.How to compile a word in Robbery language:Double each consonant and put the letter 'o' between the twoconsonants.For example:Enter a word: welcomeOriginal word is welcomeRobbery language: wowelolcocomomeexecution time : 3.999 sProcess returned e (exe)Press any key to continue.Example of the definition of the function:string compileRobLanWord(char word[50])Hints:Declare a new character string for the Robbery language word.A word in Robbery language has more characters than theoriginal word. Therefor the new string must have its own indexvalue.How it looks like in memory:Original word:a1 12Robbery language:SO Sa\omm12347Note:Remember to add the \0 character as the last character of thenew word.In the main function:Example of the call statement in the main function:newWord = compileRobLanWord (word) ;Display the original word and the Robbery language word.

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Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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