Create a program that reads a text file filled with words (for example animal names) and counts the number of occurrences of its constituent tokens using pointer object arrays. The arrays are limited to a capacity of 10. (The first 10 unique tokens take up the array slots.) This function can print either iteratively or recursively. It may NOT use indexing.

For testing purposes to create 2 text files. One is filled with max 10 words (some of them can be duplicates), and the other is filled with 10 unique words and multiple repetitions. I already have some code. I need help with the rest. Open to suggestions for fixing the code. #include #include #include using namespace std;

int main() { //Declaring all variables that will be used within the main function string fileName =""; //name of the input file string fileContents=""; //contents within the input file

////Start of the program cout<<"This program will count the number of words within your selected file, using the parallel iterative arrays."<

//Promting the user for the name of the file cout<<"Please enter the name of the file: "<>fileName;

//function to find the input file ifstream MyReadFile(fileName);

// Using a while loop together with the getline() function to read the file line by line, and input it into fileContents while (getline (MyReadFile, fileContents)) { //Output the text from the file - This section is to be deleted when done, just a process to make sure that the program reads the contents of the file. cout << "Your files contents: "<

// Here call the separate function (or subfunction) that will perform the operation from the given problem.

}

Name of the file: test1.txt Contents: Dog Cat Cow Pig Dog Cat Cow Cat Cow Pig

Name of the file: test2.txt Contents: Cat Cow Pig Alpaca Hamster Dog Fish Rat Zebra Lion Cat Cow Pig Alpaca Rat Zebra Lion Cow Pig Alpaca Hamster Dog Fish