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A teacher is requiring her students to line up in alphabetical order, according to their first names..For example, in one class Chapel, Christine would be at the front and Uhura, Nyota would be last. The program will get the names from a file using getline since the file name includes spaces. The names should be read in until there is no more data to read.
The program should prompt the user for the file name and read the data from the file. Note that these names might include spaces; handle your input accordingly. The expected output is two names; do not show the entire file.
Do not use arrays or sorting for this problem.
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