Make a vactor holding the ten string values: \"zero\",\"one\",....\"nine\". Use

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Make a vactor holding the ten string values: "zero","one",...."nine". Use that in a program that converts a digit toits corresponding spelled-out value. Ex. the input 7 gives the output seven. Have the same progam, using the same input loop, convertspelled-out numbers into their digit form. Ex. the input seven gives the output 7. Make a vactor holding the ten string values: "zero","one",...."nine". Use that in a program that converts a digit toits corresponding spelled-out value. Ex. the input 7 gives the output seven. Have the same progam, using the same input loop, convertspelled-out numbers into their digit form. Ex. the input seven gives the output 7.

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please rate - thanks #include #include using namespace std; int main() {vectordigit(10); string input; int i; bool found; digit[0]="zero"; digit[1]="one"; digit[2]="two"; digit[3]="three"; digit[4]="four"; digit[5]="five"; digit[6]="six"; digit[7]="seven"; digit[8]="eight"; digit[9]="nine"; coutinput; while(input!="done")    {found=false;    for(i=0;i

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