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Write a C++ Program using classes, functions (recursive and otherwise), arrays and other C++ commands for a friendly game of BlackJack (no bets), according to the rules in Wikipedia. The program would ask if the user wants to play a game and draw the cards. Depending on the drawn cards, the game would progres according to the rules. When the game ends, the program asks if the user wants to play again. You can use a Joker of any card type as a Wild Card valued up to the highest rated card in the deck needed to complete the card hand, if applicable; if not, the player decides the value of the Joker for their card hard (user s hand or program' hand). The game will keep running as long as the user states so.

Create a social network, Chirper, that lets the user add new Chirps and like existing Chirps. It's lonely because only one person can add and like messages -- so there's really not much "social" about it. At least you can practice using objects, references, and function overloading in C++! Here's an example of how this program will run You can "chirp" a new message to Chirper, or "like" an existing chirp, or "exit". What do you want to do? chirp What's your message? This is my first chirp! Chirper has 1 chirps: 1. This is my first chirp! (0 likes)  You can "chirp" a new message to Chirper, or "like" an existing chirp, or "exit". What do you want to do? like Which index do you want to like? 1 Chirper has 1 chirps: 1. This is my first chirp! (1 likes)  You can "chirp" a new message to Chirper, or "like" an existing chirp, or "exit". What do you want to do? chirp What's your message? Second chirp is the best chirp. Chirper has 2 chirps: 1. This is my first chirp! (1 likes) 2. Second chirp…

Help Me In C++, what is the default access specifier for data members or member functions declared without a specifier within a class?Choose one: a. Protected  b. Public  c. Private  d. None of Above