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In C++ you will be making a program that can take command like args.
Using command line arguments, allow the program to do the following
If the command is -i, print: Integer, and then print the integer after it.
If the command is -f print: float, and then print the float after it
if the command is -s print: string, and then print the string after it.
If the command is -h print: all the commands, and the syntax
If the command is something not listed, do the same as the -h command.
It doesn't matter the number or the order -- do all the commands that the person typed.
Is someone does a command, but it is not the right syntax -- show the correct syntax.
Example entries into the program:
prog.exe -i 3
prog.exe -f 3.14 -i 6
prog.exe -h
Using command line arguments, allow the program to do the following
If the command is -i, print: Integer, and then print the integer after it.
If the command is -f print: float, and then print the float after it
if the command is -s print: string, and then print the string after it.
If the command is -h print: all the commands, and the syntax
If the command is something not listed, do the same as the -h command.
It doesn't matter the number or the order -- do all the commands that the person typed.
Is someone does a command, but it is not the right syntax -- show the correct syntax.
Example entries into the program:
prog.exe -i 3
prog.exe -f 3.14 -i 6
prog.exe -h
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