In this part, you are provided with a file called charP.cpp (shown below)

#include using namespace std;

extern void reverse(char* p);

int main() { char input[50];

cin >> input;

reverse(&input[0]);

cout << input << endl; }

The main function in this file uses a function called reverse(), which is defined in a different file misc.cpp. The reverse() function reverses the a given string. For example, if a string hello is passed as argument to reverse(), the string will be changed to olleh.

Please note:

• Do not change anything in charP.cpp
• The reverse() function must be defined in misc.cpp file(this is a file u need to create)
• Inside reverse() function, you can use *(p+i) to access array element, where p is the char pointer (which points to the begin of the char array) and i is the index value of the element
• When you compile, type

g++ charP.cpp misc.cpp

PART II: Read values from the command line

Write a file arrD.cpp. This program reads in five char values from keyboard, save them into an array, array size is 50. The program then reads an index value, then deletes the value at the given position. In fact, to delete it, the program move all the following values shifted to left. For example, if we have the following values in the array:

Example:

if the user types

a.exe

PLANE

2

The result is: PLNE