In the code editor, you are provided a main() function that asks the user for a word. This word is then passed to a function called, hasVowel(). Your task is to define the hasVowel() function which has the following details Return type - int Name - hasVowel Parameter: char* - to hold the character array Return value - 1 if there is at least 1 vowel and 0 if there is none. Be sure to consider both the capital and small letter vowels when checking.

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3. The proposal!

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Thanks to your help again, I found the perfect ring for her. I'm going to propose tomorrow but I'm nervous. I think when I'm going to ask her the famous question, "Will you marry me?", she's going to respond with:

 

"Only if you can determine if there is a vowel in a certain word"

 

Shucks! It's always better to be prepared. Who knows that might indeed happen. I'm going to need your help to create function that'll do this so tomorrow, I will just call this function.

 

 

Instructions:

  1. In the code editor, you are provided a main() function that asks the user for a word. This word is then passed to a function called, hasVowel().
  2. Your task is to define the hasVowel() function which has the following details
    1. Return type - int
    2. Name - hasVowel
    3. Parameter:
      1. char* - to hold the character array
    4. Return value - 1 if there is at least 1 vowel and 0 if there is none. Be sure to consider both the capital and small letter vowels when checking.

Input

1. The word

Output

Enter·the·word:·CodeChum
There·is·a·vowel·in·the·word·"CodeChum"
main.cpp
+
C++
"Only if you can determine if there is a vowel in a certain word"
1 #include <iostream>
Shucks! It's always better to be prepared. Who knows that might indeed
2 using namespace std;
happen. I'm going to need your help to create function that'll do this so
3
4 int main(void) {
char word[100];
tomorrow, I will just call this function.
6
7
cout <« "Enter the word: ";
cin >> word;
Instructions:
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9
1. In the code editor, you are provided a main() function that asks
10
int result = hasVowel(word);
the user for a word. This word is then passed to a function called,
hasVowel().
2. Your task is to define the hasVowel() function which has the
following details
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if(result == 1) {
cout <« "There is a vowel in the word \"" << word << "\"":
12
13
14
} else if(result == 0) {
1. Return type - int
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cout <« "There is no vowel in the word \"" << word << "\"":
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}
2. Name - hasvowel
17
3. Parameter:
18
return 0;
1. char* - to hold the character array
19 }
4. Return value - 1 if there is at least 1 vowel and 0 if there is
none. Be sure to consider both the capital and small letter
vowels when checking.
Input
1. The word
Output
Enter the word: Codechum
There is a vowel in the word "CodeChum"
Transcribed Image Text:main.cpp + C++ "Only if you can determine if there is a vowel in a certain word" 1 #include <iostream> Shucks! It's always better to be prepared. Who knows that might indeed 2 using namespace std; happen. I'm going to need your help to create function that'll do this so 3 4 int main(void) { char word[100]; tomorrow, I will just call this function. 6 7 cout <« "Enter the word: "; cin >> word; Instructions: 8 9 1. In the code editor, you are provided a main() function that asks 10 int result = hasVowel(word); the user for a word. This word is then passed to a function called, hasVowel(). 2. Your task is to define the hasVowel() function which has the following details 11 if(result == 1) { cout <« "There is a vowel in the word \"" << word << "\"": 12 13 14 } else if(result == 0) { 1. Return type - int 15 cout <« "There is no vowel in the word \"" << word << "\"": 16 } 2. Name - hasvowel 17 3. Parameter: 18 return 0; 1. char* - to hold the character array 19 } 4. Return value - 1 if there is at least 1 vowel and 0 if there is none. Be sure to consider both the capital and small letter vowels when checking. Input 1. The word Output Enter the word: Codechum There is a vowel in the word "CodeChum"
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