BitFont: render letters by converting bitmap symbols and printing wrapped text

BitFont (Bitmap font rendering and fixed-width wrapping) You are given a piece of “bitmap font” content represented as ASCII art, plus a long text string to print. The bitmap uses * and & to represent pixel states. Task 1: Replace pixel symbols Transform the bitmap by replacing: * with 0 & with 1 Keep all other characters (e.g., spaces and newlines) unchanged, and print the transformed bitmap. Task 2: Wrap long text at a fixed width Given a long text string and a maximum line width W (e.g., W = 72), print the text across multiple lines: Each line contains at most W characters Once the next character would exceed W, cut at position W and continue on the next line Input (illustrative) Part 1: several lines of bitmap content (containing *, &, spaces, etc.), terminated by a clear marker or a provided line count (as specified by the interviewer) Part 2: a text string to wrap Part 3: the width W Output First output the bitmap after Task 1 replacements Then output the wrapped text from Task 2 Sample tests The original post did not provide exact I/O format; tests below are runnable examples under the assumption that bitmap/text/width are provided as single-line inputs. input: *&*& HelloWorld 5 output: 0101 Hello World input: ****&&&& abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 10 output: 00001111 abcdefghij klmnopqrst uvwxyz input: & * & 1234567890 3 output: 1 0 1 123 456 789 0 input: A 1 output: A input: *& xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 8 output: 01 xxxxxxxx xxxxxxxx Example Input *&*& HelloWorld 5 Output 0101 Hello World