Based on the above program, create a function void reverseWord(string word), which accept word input (as string) and reverse the word using stack. Example: if input is “HELLO”, the reverse word will be “OLLEH”. Implement the function call from main. 1 #include 2 #include 3 using namespace std;4 int main()5- {6 stack stackObj;7 stackObj.push('A');8 stackObj.push('B');9 stackobj.push('C');10 stackObj. push( 'D');11« stackObj.size () « " object in the stack." <« endl;<« stackObj.top() « endl <« endl;12 cout <« "There are13 cout << "The top item14 cout <« "Time to take out from the stack:" <« endl;1516 - while(!stackObj.empty(O) {17 cout << "Popping: ";18 cout <« stackObj.top() « endl;19 stackObj. pop();20 }21cout << endl;cout <« "There are " <« stackObj.size () « " object in the stack." <« endl;return 0;22232425 }26

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Based on the above program, create a function void reverseWord(string word), which accept word input (as string) and reverse the word using stack. Example: if input is “HELLO”, the reverse word will be “OLLEH”. Implement the function call from main.

1 #include <iostream>
2 #include <stack>
3 using namespace std;
4 int main()
5- {
6 stack<char> stackObj;
7 stackObj.push('A');
8 stackObj.push('B');
9 stackobj.push('C');
10 stackObj. push( 'D');
11
« stackObj.size () « " object in the stack." <« endl;
<« stackObj.top() « endl <« endl;
12 cout <« "There are
13 cout << "The top item
14 cout <« "Time to take out from the stack:" <« endl;
15
16 - while(!stackObj.empty(O) {
17 cout << "Popping: ";
18 cout <« stackObj.top() « endl;
19 stackObj. pop();
20 }
21
cout << endl;
cout <« "There are " <« stackObj.size () « " object in the stack." <« endl;
return 0;
22
23
24
25 }
26

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