(Solved) : Write Simple Program Get Character Keyboard Check See Uppercase Upper Case Translate Lower Q37246249 . . .
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Write a simple program to get a character from the keyboard, check to see if it is uppercase and if it is upper case- translate it into lower case. Your program should use a function for the translation process. Do NOT use product supplied functions. WRITE your own. The program should print the value the user typed in, convert the value and print the converted value. You should also include an error message if they choose a value which is numeric (0-9). The program should continue until the user types in three non-character values or until the user says they want to quit. Use a switch structure and a user-defined function. To make your program more readable, surround your function with a comment line of dashes. For example: Function goes here The following pseudocode is provided as a sample to help you get started. Main programO Do the following until the user wants to quit or until the maximum number of non-character values is reached Prompt for input Get a character from the keyboard (ifelse) check to see… If character is numeric assign a value of N If character is alpha and upper case assign a value of U If character is alpha and lower case assign a value ofL (switch) If case is L-print original value If case is U- print original value Convert to lower case Print new value If case is N-print value with error message Ask if they want to process another character Show transcribed image text Write a simple program to get a character from the keyboard, check to see if it is uppercase and if it is upper case- translate it into lower case. Your program should use a function for the translation process. Do NOT use product supplied functions. WRITE your own. The program should print the value the user typed in, convert the value and print the converted value. You should also include an error message if they choose a value which is numeric (0-9). The program should continue until the user types in three non-character values or until the user says they want to quit. Use a switch structure and a user-defined function. To make your program more readable, surround your function with a comment line of dashes. For example: Function goes here The following pseudocode is provided as a sample to help you get started. Main programO Do the following until the user wants to quit or until the maximum number of non-character values is reached Prompt for input Get a character from the keyboard (ifelse) check to see… If character is numeric assign a value of N If character is alpha and upper case assign a value of U If character is alpha and lower case assign a value ofL (switch) If case is L-print original value If case is U- print original value Convert to lower case Print new value If case is N-print value with error message Ask if they want to process another character
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