Write a C++ program that accepts any five-digit integer number and display sum of the its digits. Define a function that accepts the five-digit number and return the sum of the digits. For e.g. if the user enters 12141, then the output would be 9 (1 + 2+1+4+1).

Write a C++ program that accepts any five-digit integer number and display sum of the its digits. Define a function that accepts the five-digit number and return the sum of the digits. For e.g. if the user enters 12141, then the output would be 9 (1 + 2+1+4+1).

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