Rewrite Listing 4.4, using the C++ string class instead of char arrays.

Here is some sample output for Listing 4.4:
Enter your name:
Dirk Hammernose
Enter your favorite dessert:
Radish Torte
I have some delicious Radish Torte for you, Dirk Hammernose. The program now reads complete names and delivers the user his just desserts! The getline() function conveniently gets a line at a time. It reads input through the newline character marking the end of the line, but it doesn’t save the newline character. Instead, it replaces it with a null character when storing the string (see Figure 4.5).

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Listing 4.4 instr2.cpp // instr2.cpp #include int main() { } reading more than one word with getline using namespace std; const int Arsize = 20; char name [Arsize]; char dessert [Arsize]; cout <<"Enter your name: \n"; cin.getline (name, Arsize); // reads through newline cout << "Enter your favorite dessert: \n"; cin.getline (dessert, Arsize); cout << "I have some delicious" << dessert; cout << for you, " << name << "\n"; return 0;