Simtoon
11-29-2010, 11:18 AM
Question One
Australians like to pay out our New Zealand cousins for their funny accent. To Australians. the Kiwi pronunciation of the letter i sounds more like our pronunciation of the letter u. The typical example we use is that fish and chips spoken in a Kiwi accent often sounds like fush and chups.
Your program should read in what John is trying to say, and replace every i with a u, and print out the result. For example:
Enter sentence: Fish and chips please.
Fush and chups please.
Here is another example:
Enter sentence: I'd like to go for a swim.
U'd luke to go for a swum.
WTF HOW DO I DO THAT IN PESUDOCODE!! HELP!!
Australians like to pay out our New Zealand cousins for their funny accent. To Australians. the Kiwi pronunciation of the letter i sounds more like our pronunciation of the letter u. The typical example we use is that fish and chips spoken in a Kiwi accent often sounds like fush and chups.
Your program should read in what John is trying to say, and replace every i with a u, and print out the result. For example:
Enter sentence: Fish and chips please.
Fush and chups please.
Here is another example:
Enter sentence: I'd like to go for a swim.
U'd luke to go for a swum.
WTF HOW DO I DO THAT IN PESUDOCODE!! HELP!!