Manipulating strings using Human Level Artificial Intelligence

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This video shows a robot writing a simple software program to manipulate strings.

Something as simple as manipulating strings require lots of intelligence. First of all, in order to use strings in C++, you have to include a file in your program. Next, you must take the knowledge you learned from school about string manipulation and apply them to your assignment. If the assignment wants the robot to concatenate two strings, he has to know what the language structure for C++ looks like. Concatenating strings and facts on string data types are different for every programming language.

Also, writing codes to read in text from a user requires knowledge as well. The robot knows that a first name can have one or more words. This fact tells the robot he can't use cin to read in text. Instead, there is a built-in function called getline() in C++ that can retrieve entire words in a line and store it in a string variable.