Reference no: EM131761184

Input Data:

• Enter a phone number (set up a string-type object for the phone number)
• inputting is done at the keyboard.
• examples:
• (703) 323-3000
• 011-44-20-7797-782
• NOTE 1: The input data may include non-digit characters, such as parentheses, dashes, etc.
• NOTE 2: Your program should handle phone numbers of any length.
• NOTE 3: Your program should skip non-digit characters and process only characters '0' through '9'.

Output Data:

• Display the phone number, using a format like the following:
• Example 1:
• The phone number you entered is 703-323-3000.
• Display the content of the array that holds the count for each digit in the string. Use a format similar to the following:

Digit 0 showed up 4 times.

Digit 1 showed up 0 times.

Digit 2 showed up 1 times.

Digit 3 showed up 4 times.

Digit 4 showed up 0 times.

Digit 5 showed up 0 times.

Digit 6 showed up 0 times.

Digit 7 showed up 1 times.

Digit 8 showed up 0 times.

Digit 9 showed up 0 times.

• Example 2:The phone number you entered is 011-44-20-7797-782.
• Display the content of the array that holds the count for each digit in the string. Use a format similar to the following:

Digit 0 showed up 2 times.

Digit 1 showed up 2 times.

Digit 2 showed up 2 times.

Digit 3 showed up 0 times.

Digit 4 showed up 2 times.

Digit 5 showed up 0 times.

Digit 6 showed up 0 times.

Digit 7 showed up 4 times.

Digit 8 showed up 1 times.

Digit 9 showed up 1 times.

Processing:

• Here's an algorithm to get this done:

set up an integer array of size 10 

initialize each element to zero 

input string of phone number 

set SIZE = length of the string 

set up a loop to iterate SIZE times 

{ 

 get next character 

 if character is numeric then update array appropriately 

 (for example: if the character is '7' then increment array[7] by 1. 

 } 

• Display BOTH of the following using appropriate messages (see above examples):   the original phone number