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Read a 3-character string from input into variable inputString. Declare a Boolean variable noSpaces and assign noSpaces with true if inputString does not contain any spaces. Otherwise, assign noSpaces with false. Ex: If the input is rtv, then noSpaces is assigned with true, so the output is, String is valid Ex: If the input is % 6, then noSpaces is assigned with false, so the output is: String is not valid Note: Use getline (cin, inputString) to read the entire line from input into inputString. 

          Read a 3-character string from input into variable inputString. Declare a Boolean variable noSpaces and assign noSpaces with
true if inputString does not contain any spaces. Otherwise, assign noSpaces with false.
Ex: If the input is rtv, then noSpaces is assigned with true, so the output is,
String is valid
Ex: If the input is % 6, then noSpaces is assigned with false, so the output is:
String is not valid
Note: Use getline (cin, inputString) to read the entire line from input into inputString.
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Read a 3-character string from input into variable inputString. Declare a Boolean variable noSpaces and assign noSpaces with true if inputString does not contain any spaces. Otherwise, assign noSpaces with false. Ex: If the input is rtv, then noSpaces is assigned with true, so the output is, String is valid Ex: If the input is % 6, then noSpaces is assigned with false, so the output is: String is not valid Note: Use getline (cin, inputString) to read the entire line from input into inputString.

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Read a 3-character string from input into variable inputString. Declare a Boolean variable noSpaces and assign noSpaces with true if inputString does not contain any spaces. Otherwise, assign noSpaces with false. Ex: If the input is "rtv", then noSpaces is assigned with true, so the output is: String is valid. Ex: If the input is "6 ", then noSpaces is assigned with false, so the output is: String is not valid. Note: Use getline(cin, inputString) to read the entire line from input into inputString.
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00:02 Hello students, so let us look at this question here the program in c+ + to check whether the duplicate characters are in two character string or not we can write the code as first we have to include the header file that is hashtag include iostream then we can use some library file for strings.
00:25 That is hashtag include string then we can include algorithm as well hashtag include algorithm after that we are going to using using namespace std and if you are not using the namespace std then after that we can write in the code that cout would be equal to standard which is coming from namespace std std and the main line of code that is after main function int main string user password password and bool no duplicates bool basically represent whether it is a boolean value or not either it can be true or false so here it is true and get line seen which basically takes the input of user password now we're going to use some conditional statement that if user password password dot length is not equal to two or we can say user password password uh of zero is equal equal to user password user password of one then we can say that we have to run no duplicates duplicates is equal to false and after that we have to print using cout that no duplicate duplicate and password accepted and referring to password not accepted password not accepted and after that shifting to next line that is use of endl...
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