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I have attached the assignmentELET	2300	 Assignment	3	 	 Submit	your	program	through	Blackboard	–	No	late	submissions!	 Do	not	upload	the	books,	only	your	main.cpp	file	 	 	 The	task	is	to	write	a	program	using	the	computer	language	C++	that	will	help	us	 contrast	two	human	languages:	English	and	French.	 	 To	this	end,	we	will	analyze	two	language	versions	of	the	book	"On	the	Origin	of	 Species",	by	Charles	Darwin.	The	book	is	in	the	public	domain	and	can	be	retrieved	in	 either	language	from	the	Gutenberg	project:	 	 http://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/1228/pg1228.txt	 	 http://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/14158/pg14158.txt	 	 Download	the	files	to	your	computer.	The	files	are	in	plain	text.	Have	a	peek	by	opening	 each	file	with	either	Notepad	or	Wordpad.		Then	write	a	C++	program	that	works	in	the	 following	way:	 	 1.	Define	a	C++	function	with	the	name	evaluateBook.	The	function	receives	as	one	 argument	the	name	of	the	file	to	be	processed	(i.e.,	the	book's	file).	So	that	if	you	pass	the	 English	version,	we	will	see	the	results	only	for	that	language.	 	 2.	Function	evaluateBook	opens	the	file,	reads	it,	analyzes	it,	and	prints	the	answer	to	the	 following	questions:	 	 1. What	it	the	total	number	of	text	lines	in	the	file?	 2. What	it	the	number	of	text	lines	without	any	lower-case	letter?		To	answer	this	 question,	write	and	call	the	function	testLowerCase.	 3. What	it	the	number	of	text	lines	without	any	number?	To	answer	this	question,	 write	and	call	the	function	testNumber.	 4. What	is	the	total	number	of	visible	characters	(so,	excluding	invisible	codes	such	 as	'
')	?		To	answer	this	question,	write	and	call	the	function	countCharacters.	 5. What	is	the	total	number	of	letters	(i.e.,	excluding	symbols,	numbers,	etc.)?	To	 answer	this	question,	write	and	call	the	function	countLetters.	 6. How	many	times	each	of	the	following	punctuation	symbols	appear:	comma,	 period,	double	quotes,	single	quotes	?	 7. What	is	the	most	popular	letter	(regardless	of	its	case)	?	 8. The	word	"et"	in	French	means	"and".		How	many	times	does	this	word	appear?	 The	function	should	search	for	both	words,	so	that	if	you	pass	the	English	 version,	the	count	for	"et"	will	be	likely	zero.		Also,	ignore	the	case,	but	do	not	 count	a	matching	if	part	of	another	word,	such	as	"Andrew".	 	 3.	You	need	to	write	the	functions		testLowerCase,	testNumber,		countCharacters,	 countLetters,	which	you	will	call	from	evaluateBook.		The	function's	argument	for	each	of	 them	is	the	current	line	from	the	textbook	that	is	being	processed	(as	a	string).	The	 function	then	must	return	a	boolean	with	the	result	of	the	test.	 	 4.	Call	the	function	evaluateBook	from	main,	first	with	the	English	version	pg1228.txt	 and	then	with	the	French	version	pg14158.txt	so	that	we	can	contrast	the	results	for	 each	language	on	the	screen.	 	 	 You	must	use	only	the	C++	instructions	that	we	have	covered	so	far	in	class.	 	 Notes:	 - The	program	that	you	turn	in	must	be	your	original	and	individual	work.	While	 you	are	allowed	to	discuss	the	program	assignments	in	general	terms	with	others,	 you	are	not	allowed	to	share	details	of	the	actual	solution(s)	or	program	code	 with	anybody	except	the	instructor.	 - Turning	in	a	copy	of	someone	else's	program,	even	a	copy	with	extensive	changes	 made	to	it,	or	receiving	any	unauthorized	assistance	is	a	very	serious	offense	in	this	 course.	 - As	needed,	you	can	be	asked	to	explain	your	solution	in	person	anytime	throughout	 the	semester.	 - An	automated	plagiarism	checker	may	scan	programs	at	any	time	during	the	 semester.	These	checks	may	include	all	assignments,	quizzes	and	exams.	 - Only	submit	your	source	code	(.cpp).	This	must	be	done	on	or	before	the	due	date	 through	Blackboard.	No	late	submissions.	Blackboard	will	automatically	close	the	 submission	page	right	after	the	deadline.	 - Your	program	must	include	comments	explaining	your	steps	and	must	be	properly	 formatted	(see	Program_Style_Guidelines.pdf	in	Blackboard).	 - Insert	the	following	block	at	the	top	of	your	file	with	your	information:	 	 /∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗		 ∗	ELET	2300	 	 ∗	Programming	Assignment		 ∗					 *	Compiler	name	 ∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗/

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// This program should give you a good idea of how to solve Assignment #3
//
// It reads the file "pg1228.txt" and prints the number of times
// the character '1' or '2' appears in the text corpus
#include 
#include 
#include 
#include 
#include 
using namespace std;
// user-defined function, which will take care of the text analysis
bool testLowerCase(string book_line)
{
    int z =0;

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