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2. [100pts] Write a program that reads
   • a character c to cross out
   • an integer n
   • n words.
   The program crosses out every character c from the input words. A sample run of the program is shown below:

   ~/$ ./a.out
   Letter to cross out: i
   How many words? 10
   dry
   spicy
   spotted
   minute
   hateful
   magic
   support
   thick
   pretty
   frightened
   dry --> dry
   spicy --> sp*cy
   spotted --> spotted
   minute --> m*nute
   hateful --> hateful
   magic --> mag*c
   support --> support
   thick --> th*ck
   pretty --> pretty
   frightened --> fr*ghtened
   

   I wrote part of the code for you. Declare and define the necessary functions so that the code will function correctly.

   
   #include <iostream>
   #include <string>
   using namespace std;
   
   int main() {
     // receive a letter to cross out
     char c;
     cout << "Letter to cross out: ";
     cin >> c; 
   
     // how many words to read?
     int n;
     cout << "How many words? ";
     cin >> n;
   
     // read the actual n words from the input
     string* arrWords = new string[n];
     for( int i=0; i < n; i++ )
       cin >> arrWords[i];
   
     // ***** DECLARE AND DEFINE: cloneArray
     // clone the array arrWords to arrCrossout
     // arrCrossout is used right below
     string* arrCrossout = cloneArray(arrWords, n);
   
     // ***** DECLARE AND DEFINE: crossOut
     // Crossout!
     crossOut(c, arrCrossout, n);
   
     // Print out the results
     for( int i=0; i < n; i++ )
       cout << arrWords[i] << " --> " << arrCrossout[i] << endl;
   
     return 0;
   }
   

   Hint

   We already know how to cross out characters of a single word (refer to the Hangman lab).
   I would create two functions crossOut (one for a single word from the lab, the other for an array of words) by using the function overloading, but it's just me.

   Turn In your source code and a screen capture of your program running on above example.