Whale Talk Translator

This project takes a string input and translates it into "whale talk," a playful rendition of the input where only the vowels are echoed, and certain vowels are elongated for effect.

Features

• Vowel Isolation: Filters out all consonants to leave only the vowels in the output.
• Elongation of Specific Vowels: Doubles up on 'e' and 'u' to mimic the elongated sounds often associated with whale vocalizations.

Technical Overview

The program demonstrates a variety of fundamental programming concepts and C++ specific skills:

Utilization of Standard Libraries

• #include <iostream> for input/output stream operations.
• #include <vector> for using dynamic array structures.
• #include <string> for string manipulation.

Core Concepts Showcased

• Basic Data Structures: Uses std::vector<char> for dynamically storing and manipulating sequences of characters.
• String Manipulation: Iterates through a std::string object, showcasing how to access and compare individual string characters.
• Nested Loops: Employs nested for-loops to compare each character in the input string against a list of vowels.
• Conditional Logic: Implements if statements to filter vowels and apply special rules for 'e' and 'u'.
• Dynamic Collection Building: Demonstrates adding elements to a vector using push_back(), illustrating how to build up collections based on runtime decisions.
• Result Presentation: Iterates over the constructed whale_talk vector to print the translation, showing how to output results to the console.

Getting Started

To run this application, you need a C++ compiler like GCC, Clang, or MSVC. Follow these steps to compile and execute the program

Thank you, Izaac