String Exercise 2 (To be marked):
Something Completely Different!

Now it's your turn to write a program using the .length(), .find() and .substr() string functions. You should understand String Exercise 1 before you try this exercise.

Use the file ex4_stringB.cpp in the replit team project to write a program. Follow the steps below:

• Declare a string variable: originalString.
• Assign "And now for something completely different." to originalString.
• Display the content of originalString.
• Display the length of originalString.
• Declare a string variable, srch to store the word "completely ".
• Use srch to find the position of "completely " in the originalString.
• Display the position of completely.
• Declare a string variable: newString.
• Use the substr() function to get this sub-string of originalString: "And now for something ".
  then assign it to newString.
• Output newString.
• Get a sub-string of originalString with value "different.".
  Add this substring to newString.
• Display newString. The output should look like this:
  And now for something different.
• Compile and run this C++ program.

When you are done:

• Take a screenshot of your IDE and console window after running the program.
• For this exercise, you will have: ex4_stringB.cpp.
• If you have completed everything, congratulations! Please download a zip file from replit and upload it to URCourses.

IMPORTANT: You should use the position and length of srch to complete the sub-string instructions in your program.