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The ID string has been corrupted and is currently saturated with exclamation marks (!). You were chosen to restore the original data it was holding.

All the code should be implemented inside the fixId function.

  1. Initialize the variable fixed_id as an empty string.
  2. Initialize the variable index as 0. This will act as an iterator to track the current position in the corrupted_id string.
  3. Use a while loop to iterate through the string until index reaches the size of the string. You can get the size of the string using the length() method.
  4. Inside the loop, check if the current character is '!'. If it is, increment index and continue to skip adding it.
  5. If the character is not '!', append it to fixed_id.
  6. Increment index by one on each iteration.
  7. After the loop finishes, return fixed_id as the cleaned ID.

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Task

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The ID string has been corrupted and is currently saturated with exclamation marks (!). You were chosen to restore the original data it was holding.

All the code should be implemented inside the fixId function.

  1. Initialize the variable fixed_id as an empty string.
  2. Initialize the variable index as 0. This will act as an iterator to track the current position in the corrupted_id string.
  3. Use a while loop to iterate through the string until index reaches the size of the string. You can get the size of the string using the length() method.
  4. Inside the loop, check if the current character is '!'. If it is, increment index and continue to skip adding it.
  5. If the character is not '!', append it to fixed_id.
  6. Increment index by one on each iteration.
  7. After the loop finishes, return fixed_id as the cleaned ID.

Solution

solution.cpp

solution.cpp

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