Description Instructions Create a C++ dictionary app with a loop that prompts the user for words to look up. Study the https://github.com/fromlc/ex9_dictionary.git Use the global string arrays dict::words and dict: defs for words and definitions. You may add words and their definitions if you wish.

Description

Instructions

Create a C++ dictionary app with a loop that prompts the user for words to look up.

• Study the https://github.com/fromlc/ex9_dictionary.git
• Use the global string arrays dict::words and dict: defs for words and definitions. You may add words and their definitions if you wish.
• Good code recognizes commands typed in any case, but for this exercise search for the word exactly as the user types it.
• Don’t worry about validating user input – assume valid input for this exercise.
• Get your lookup working first, and only then should you code the user prompt loop.
• Write a function named lookup_word) that looks up words in the dict:words array.
• Your function should accept two arguments:
• a string reference parameter for the word to look up, and
• a string reference parameter to hold the returned definition.
• Your function should return an int that holds either:
• the index of the word’s definition in the dict::words and dict::defs arrays, OR

o -1 if the word is not found in dict.:words array

• In your function lookup_word(), call the string compare() function in a loop to search for the a word
• Start by searching for a hard-coded word (“cat” or “dog”).
• Once you can display a word’s correct definition, add the user prompt loop and look up the user’s words.
• Terminate your loop when the user types
  “quit” in all lowercase.

Submitting your work

• Check the assignment rubric,
• Test your code,
• Fix all compiler errors and warnings, and
• Submit your completed cp file.