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Use C++ to program an array that holds three songs. Each song should have its title, artist, album, and year. Afterward, there should be a split function and a while loop to show the album followed by the song's title and album.

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Step 1: Step-by-step algorithmic of the program:

Include necessary header files:

Include <iostream> for input and output.
Include <string> for working with strings.

Define a Song structure with the following members:

title: A string to store the song's title.
artist: A string to store the song's artist.
album: A string to store the song's album.
year: An integer to store the year the song was released.

Define a function named splitAndDisplay that takes a const Song& reference as an argument.

Inside the function, display the album, title, artist, and year of the song using std::cout.

In the main function:

Create an array of Song structures named songs with a size of 3.

Populate the songs array with information for each song:

Assign values to the members of each Song structure to represent three different songs.

Use a while loop to iterate over the songs array:

Initialize an integer variable i to 0.
While i is less than 3 (the number of songs):

Call the splitAndDisplay function, passing the i-th element of the songs array as an argument.
Display a line of dashes ("--------------------") to separate each song's information.
Increment i to move to the next song.

Return 0 to indicate successful program execution.

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