Write a c++ program that reads characters (upper case, lower case, and digits ) including white spaces from the keyboard until user enters ‘#’. then, your program should count total number of characters, uppercase letters, lowercase letters, and digits. example of a possible input: hello, welcome to tempe. today’s temperature is 117! # approach: • first write the algorithm • come up with a flowchart that represents the program logic. • verify your approach with sample data set • develop the program and test it for various inputs hint: you will need to use selection within the while loop. library has character related functions (appendix g2,3,4 - cd). will be discussed during the lab. also, string data type has a method length() which gives how many characters are stored in the string. write a program that reads characters (upper case, lower case, and digits ) including white spaces from the keyboard until user enters ‘#’. then, your program should count total number of characters, uppercase letters, lowercase letters, and digits. example of a possible input: hello, welcome to tempe. today’s temperature is 117! #approach: first write the algorithmcome up with a flowchart that represents the program logic. verify your approach with sample data setdevelop the program and test it for various inputshint: you will need to use selection within the while loop. library has character related functions (appendix g2,3,4 - cd). will be discussed during the lab. also, string data type has a method length() which gives how many characters are stored in the string.

Below is the c++ program with detail explanation on each line

Explanation:

// C++ program to demonstrate  

// accessing of data members  

#include <bits/stdc++.h>  

#include <conio.h>

using namespace std;  

int main() {  

//Declaring variable for every type that we need to check

 int totalUpperCase=0;

 int totalLowerCase=0;

 int totalWhiteSpaces=0;

 int totalDigits=0;

 //define x variable which will hold character input from user

 char x;

 while(x != '#'){ //execute until # character entered by user

 x=getche(); //as we want from user to enter as many character as

 //user wants without pressing enter key, that's why we use getche() which means

 //get one character.

 //isaplha method is used to check whether character is alphabet or not

    if(isalpha(x)){  

 //isupper will check if entered character is upper case or not

      if (isupper(x))  

         totalUpperCase++;

     else  

         totalLowerCase++;  

//isdigit method is used to check number

 } else if(isdigit(x)){

 totalDigits++;

 } else if(x == ' '){

 totalWhiteSpaces++;

 }

   }

   //printing all the values here

   cout<<"\n"<<"Total Upper Case Letters :" << totalUpperCase<<"\n";  

cout<<"Total Lower Case Letters :"<<totalLowerCase<<"\n";  

cout <<"Total White Spaces :"<< totalWhiteSpaces<<"\n";

cout << "Total Digits" <<totalDigits<<"\n";

// getche() at the end so that our programs wait until user presses any key

getche();

   return 0;  

}

yes we can change both the color of the value of a cell as well as background color of a cell at the same time .

as we know that excel sheet consists of columns and rows.

and intersection of column and row is called cell.

we can change color of the cell and background of the cell at the same time.

hence the statement that

can a person change color of the cell and background of the cell at the same time is true.