Homework 22

1. Assume the following Declarations:

int a = 10, b = 4, c = 2;
     char one = 'a';
     double d = 7.5, e = 2;
     string team = "Patriots”, h = "yes";

Fill in the following table, giving the type and value of each expression.

Expression	Type	Value
team[2]
one + 2
h != “yes” || team == “Broncos”
e = a / b
‘z’ – one
a / c == 5

2. Write a program that reads a target string (targetString) and a test string (testString) and tells the user whether targetString is a substring of testString. targetString is a substring of testString means that targetString appears (in order and together!) somewhere in testString. For example: low is a substring of allowable (see it? "allowable"), but not of withhold (the letters are there, but not in order in "withhold"), nor in landowner (the letters are there and in order but not together in "landowner").

A typical run of your program should look like this:

Enter target string: act

Enter test string : reactionary

The target act IS a substring of the test string reactionary!

Hints:

• In the above example, targetString[0]is ‘a’ and testString[0]is ‘r’.
• Remember to make sure you never try to index a character outside of the string! If your program crashes, this is very likely the reason.
• The solution to this is not long, but you need to be careful. Consider first solving the problem where you only check if target appears right at the beginning of test. Once that works, generalize your solution.

Turn in

1. A handrawn picture of the string “act” and the string “reactionary” represented as arrays of characters, complete with array indices.
2. A printout of your program, along with a screen capture showing it run on the above example.