Download Word.h and test_word.cpp.

1.Implement in a file Word.cpp all member functions in Word.h and add code in the main function in

test_word.cpp to test them.
2.Implement the function count_words in test_word.cpp and add code in the main function to call it.
3.Implement the function extract_words in test_word.cpp and add code in the main function to call it.

An object of class Word stores a word as a string and its frequency (int). Functions in the Word class can

set the word and its frequency, can increment or decrement a word’s frequency, can modify all letters in

word into lower case, can check if a word has only letters in it, can eliminate all non-letter characters

from it.

Except for the is_valid function which you have to do it recursively, for the other functions that can be

done recursively you get extra points for implementing them recursively. They are marked in Word.h

Explain in the function header (the comment lines before a function definition) your algorithm in a few

sentences (for the functions that require more than one line of code)

Submit Word.h, Word.cpp and test_word.cpp, and the output of the test_word.cpp.

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high state of consistency in their internal culture. They are most aptly described as clans because they

are closely engaged in economic activity and tied together through a variety of bounds. Comment on the

impact, importance, and uniqueness of Theory Z Organization.
Comment on Warren Bennis futuristic proposal on Organization

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