//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
//	cppstrings.cpp
//
//	Started by Jeff Ondich on 4/1/98
//	Last modified 1/7/00
//
//	This program demonstrates the C++ "string"
//	variable type.
//
//	1. Note that to use the string type, you need to
//	#include <string>.
//
//	2. Compile and run the program.
//
//	3. What's the \" about in the output statements?
//
//	4. What if you type a return or two between your first
//	and second words?  What if you have punctuation
//	between them?
//
//	5. What does   thisWord[i]  mean?  What values of
//	i make sense in this context.
//
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

#include	<iostream>
#include	<string>

int main( void )
{
	string		thisWord, thatWord;

	// Get input from the user.

	cout << "Type a sentence, please: ";
	cin >> thisWord >> thatWord;
	

	// Report some obvious stuff to the user.

	cout << "The first word you typed was \"" << thisWord << "\"" << endl;
	cout << "The second was \"" << thatWord << "\"" << endl;

	cout << "\"" << thisWord << "\" is "
		 << thisWord.length() << " characters long." << endl;


	// Change the first word to all upper case.

	int length = thisWord.length();
	for( int i=0; i < length; i++ )
		thisWord[i] = toupper( thisWord[i] );
	
	cout << "Here's your first word, upper case: " << thisWord << endl;

	
	return( 0 );
}