A program is needed to take a string containing a full name and produce a new string of initials. Some words in the full name will be ignored. For example, "the", "and", "of", "for" and "to" may all be ignored. Each letter of the abbreviated string must be upper case. For example: Full name | Initials --- | --- Integrated Development Environment | IDE The American Standard Code for Information Interchange | ASCII The programmer has decided to use a global variable FNString of type STRING to store the full name. It is assumed that: • words in the full name string are separated by a single space character • space characters will not occur at the beginning or the end of the full name string • the full name string contains at least one word. The programmer has started to define program modules as follows: Module | Description --- | --- GetStart() | • Called with an INTEGER as a parameter, representing the number of a | word in FNString. | • Returns the character start position of that word in FNString or | returns -1 if that word does not exist | • For example: if FNString contains the string "hot and cold", | GetStart (3) returns 9 GetWord() | • Called with a parameter representing the position of the first character | of a word in FNString | • Returns the word from FNString | • For example: if FNString contains the string "hot and cold", | GetWord(9) returns "cold"
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