Using the supplied main.cpp, help me add code for the reverseNames() function. The function should accept two arrays that are parallel, and reverse the order of the strings in the array. Because the arrays are parallel, the elements should be swapped at the same time. Do not swap the pets array, then the owner array in separate loops. Do it all in a single loop in the function. Prototypes void reverseString( string a[ ], b[ ], int size ); Function reverseString() will reverse the order of the strings in the arrays.  The following is the main.cpp #include <iostream> using namespace std; void reverseNames( string [], string [], int size); int main(){ string pet[5] = {"Hobbs", "Snoopy", "Odie", "Garfield", "Pluto"}; string owner[5] = {"Calvin", "Charlie", "Jon", "Jon", "Mickey"}; cout << "Initial array values" << endl; for ( int i=0; i<5; i++){ cout << pet[i] << " " << owner[i] << endl; } reverseNames(pet, owner, 5); cout << endl << "After reverse" << endl; for ( int i=0; i<5; i++){ cout << pet[i] << " " << owner[i] << endl; } } void reverseNames(string a[], string b[], int size ){ }

TASK 1. Re-write this code using Lambda. S TASK 2. Create an array2 that consists of  30987888 digits. Write a code using Lambda function to display only even numbers from array2.   int[] array = { 2, 6, 4, 12, 7, 8, 9, 13, 2 }; var orderedFilteredArray = from element in array where element < 7 orderby element select element; PrintArray(orderedFilteredArray, "All values less than 7 and sorted:");

Section A. Declare and initialize an array myChars containing the following characters: B, C, D, A, M, S and F.Remember to choose the correct data type for the array elements.Section B. Using a WHILE loop, output the elements of the array myChars so that they are displayed on thesame line and separated by a space. Use .length to get the length of the array.Section C. Change the last value of the array myChars to the letter X. Use .length in your code.Section D. Using a FOR loop, output the elements of the myChars array so that they are displayed on the sameline and separated by a dash (an extra dash at the end is okay). Use .length in your code.Section E. Declare an array of int of capacity 10 named thisArray.Section F. Use a FOR loop to populate the array thisArray with the following numbers 5, 10, 15, 20, 25. Thinkof a way to insert these numbers without actually writing “5” or “10” and so on, but by using the variable i ofyour FOR loop. NOTE that this is a partially-filled array and…

Try using the ref or out keyword to pass in an array argument and see what happens.