Thread: Print dot( . ) in c++

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    Print dot( . ) in c++

    Suppose a string contains dot as character( say, "c++ is good programming." ). Find the position of dot( . ) using standard find function and then print the whole string.

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    And what are you asking our advice on? I presume you would consider it cheating that we solve your assignment, so it would perhaps be a good idea to be more specific about what you are asking for?

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    This link has all the information you will need to do that assignment.

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    Wow... that may be the easiest homework problem I've ever seen posted on one of these boards.

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