String Manipulation

Question

Hello how would i go about achieving the following requests. I am new to this. Can i achieve all the results from once class or calling different classes. Im'm not sure if I have asked the questions correclty. Please help. Here is want i need to accomplish. Write a program  StringManipulation.cs  in C# which accepts two strings as command line arguments. The program should do the following: i) print and display the total number of occurrences of the character „a? or „A? present in both the strings ii) replace every occurrence of „a? or „A? with @ iii) convert both the strings to upper case iv) concatenate the two strings and display the result Thanks

Sam Hobbs · Answer

Note that you are using ToLower(). Are you sure you need that? Also note that you are checking for a letter using if (chars[i] 'z') . Think about that; what will happen for upper case? The output is not being formatted in a way that can be read easily but if you take care of the above then I think you will at least have useful data.

Mike Patel · Answer

Hello I am trying to count and display the total occurence of lower case a and upper case A. I have an example here but it gives me totals of each character in the string. Ionlt need totals of lower and upper a. { string input =  In this assignment I need to count all instAnce of lower case a and upper case A; string output = CountAllChars(input); Console.WriteLine(output); Console.ReadLine(); } static string CountAllChars(string s) { if (s == null) return null; if (s == ) return ; s = s.ToLower(); char[] chars = s.ToCharArray(); Array.Sort(chars); StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder(); int count = 0; for (int i = 0; i 'z') continue; if (sb.Length == 0) { sb = sb.Append(chars[i]); count = 1; } else if (chars[i] == chars[i - 1]) { count++; } else { sb = sb.Append(count.ToString()); sb = sb.Append(chars[i]); count = 1; } } sb = sb.Append(count.ToString()); return sb.ToString(); } }

Vulpes · Answer

It seems a strange question in any case Mike since „a? is a string rather than a character unless it's how a character from a non-English alphabet is displayed on this web site. To be able to answer this question you need to be familiar with the String.Replace and String.ToUpper methods. Concatenating strings can be done with the '+' operator e.g. a + b gives ab You can iterate through a string using its indexer: for(int i = 0; i { char c = str[i]; // gets the 'i'th character of 'str' - starting from an index of zero // do something with 'c' such as count its occurrences } You can also iterate using foreach: foreach(char c in str) { // so something with 'c' }

Sam Hobbs · Answer

Clearly this is an assignment for a class. How much have you done? What specifically do you need help with? Since the question says nothing about that and instead it just describes what the assignment is the implication is that you want someone to do everything for you. If someone did do it all for you then that would not help you learn though.