2. Create a new project named lab6_2. You will prompt the user for an amount of names to enter, and then ask for that amount of names. You'll store these names in a vector of strings. Then you'll sort the vector. Finally, you'll print the results. Sample Run (User input in bold): How many name's?: 4 Enter a name: Pam Enter a name: Jim Enter a name: Dwight Enter a name: Michael ==================== Alphabetized ==================== Dwight Jim Michael Pam How to turn in When you finish your lab, upload your C++ program with 3 files, lab6_1.cpp and lab6_2.cpp to Canvas. Need help? Learn how to submit an assignment in Canvas.

2. Create a new project named lab6_2. You will prompt the user for an amount of names to enter, and then ask for that amount of names. You'll store these names in a vector of strings. Then you'll sort the vector. Finally, you'll print the results. Sample Run (User input in bold): How many name's?: 4 Enter a name: Pam Enter a name: Jim Enter a name: Dwight Enter a name: Michael ==================== Alphabetized ==================== Dwight Jim Michael Pam How to turn in When you finish your lab, upload your C++ program with 3 files, lab6_1.cpp and lab6_2.cpp to Canvas. Need help? Learn how to submit an assignment in Canvas.

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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