Write the simplest program possible in your language of choice containing your 'main' and any other functions you may need that will: A. Read a sequence of words up to a maximum of 64 words from std input. Before reading the input, prompt the user to enter the words. B. Do not prompt or expect the user to give you the number of words to be entered. Perform any required error checking. C. Check to see if there are any duplicate words in the input read. D. If there are no duplicates, print out to std output the message 'No Duplicates! E. If there are duplicates, print out on separate lines each word that is duplicated and the number of instances of that word. The results should be sorted in ascending order using Insertion Sort. F. If you write helper functions to your main, ensure that all input and output happens only in main. G. You are only allowed to use basic string arrays as well as code your own sorting function - do not use any advanced data structures or sorting algorithms pre-built into your language platform. H. Take screenshot of your program execution with the following samples. However, your program will be tested with my own input. Sample Inputs THE RAIN IN MAINE. THE RAIN IN MAINE IN THE MONTH OF MAY. The rain in Maine in the month of May. The rain in Maine in the month of May makes May the rainiest month for Maine in the year. Sample Outputs No Duplicates IN 2 THE 2 in 2 Maine 2 May 2 in 3 month 2 the 3

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The question should be done in C++, please give explanation and running result.  1. Let’s write a function that compares 2 strings and returns true if they were identical, false otherwise. The signature of this function should be: bool word_diff(std::string word1, std::string word2);  For example: std::string str1 = "Hello World";std::string str2 = "hEllO World";std::string str3 = "World";std::string str4 = "Hello World";bool result = word_diff(str1, str2); // Falsebool result = word_diff(str1, str3); // Falsebool result = word_diff(str1, str4); // True   2. Now let’s follow a classical approach to compare the content of 2 files. We should open each file, read their content word by word and compare them until a first mismatch occurs.Let’s implement a function called classical_file_diff that takes 2 arguments each of which is a file name and returns a boolean indicating whether the 2 files are identical or not. The signature of this function should be: bool…

Write aprogram in C++ that takes input the number 203212 and prints the number in reverse order. Built-in functions are not allowed. input : 203212

Write a value function in a C++ program that has two double parameters, calculates their difference, and returns the absolute value of the difference?

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How can you print out anything in C++ without cout?

Write a function named newPrint() in C++ that takes a string as the parameter and prints the string in reverse. The newPrint() function can be used only for strings.

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