//Vowel Shifter //Created by Pixie /* The program does exactly what it says. It shifts the vowels of a string cyclically by the number of characters you give as the second argument. The input should be given in 2 lines, The first one should be the string that is to be operated on. The second one is the number of characters by which the vowels should be shifted. (It should be >=0) For example, Input: Pixie is cool 1 will give the output Poxii es ciol Input: Pixie is cool 2 will give the output Poxoi is ceil Have fun, leave feedback, don't forget to upvote the code if you like it. Also, feel free to leave suggestions */ /* Changelog: ->Version 0.1:Posted code. ->Version 0.2:Bug fixes (Thanks to Baptiste for pointing out the bug) */ #include #include #include #include #include std::string vowel_shift(std::string& a,int n){ std::string vow="aeiou"; std::vector pos; std::vector var; for(int i=0;i>shift; if (s=="" || shift <0) throw "Enter a proper input as instructed in the comments"; }catch(const char* e){ std::cerr<