Write a C++ application that inputs one number consisting of five digitsfrom the user. You will need to separate the number into its individualdigits and prints the digits separated from one another by two (2) spaceseach. For example, if the user types in the number 46559. The outputshould display 4 6 5 5 9. Your program should include inputvalidation. You also need to ask the user if he or she would like tocontinue.Deliverables• You will need to submit the source code (.cpp).• Print hard copy together with the test run then submit to me inclass.

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Write a C++ application that inputs one number consisting of five digits
from the user. You will need to separate the number into its individual
digits and prints the digits separated from one another by two (2) spaces
each. For example, if the user types in the number 46559. The output
should display 4 6 5 5 9. Your program should include input
validation. You also need to ask the user if he or she would like to
continue.
Deliverables
• You will need to submit the source code (.cpp).
• Print hard copy together with the test run then submit to me in
class.

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Task is to take a user input for a five digit number. Check if the number is five digit or not. If the number is five digit then print it separated by a space and keep asking user number until they don't want to continue. All the codes and screenshots are mentioned in the next steps

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