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Write a C++ program that contains a " Main " and 4 functions :
- In main function declare 2 string variables s1 and s2 and initialize s1 using your own full name . Also declare an array of characters a and has n elements ( n = the number of characters in s1).Print s1 size by using proper bulit-in function.
- The first function is to copy all the characters from s1 to the array a in order.
- The second function should print the array a
- The third function is to reverse the characters order of array a
- The last function should copy array a into the string s2 .
- Print s2
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