$1.)$ Declaring$/$initializing arrays

Download partner.cpp$.$ Currently, there are two name variables $($fullName$1$ and fullName$2)$ and two height variables $($height$1$ and height$2).$ Revise the main$()$ function to use an array for each pair of variables $($one array for all names and another array for all heights$).$ The output should look exactly the same from the perspective of someone running the program.

$2.)$ Passing arrays to functions

Make a copy of your code from Warm$-$up $1$ to a new file as a starting point for this problem. In main$(),$ there is a cout statement. Make a new function that displays the same information as this cout and replace the code in main$()$ with a call to the new function. $($Hint: Cut and paste the cout statement into a function and pass the correct arguments.$)$

$3.)$ Partially$-$filled arrays

Copy your code from Warm$-$up $2$ into a new file as a starting point for this problem. Modify your main$()$ function to allow any number of names and heights to be entered $($instead of just $2).$ You can assume that there will not be more than $100$ people. $($Hint: You can declare arrays that are big enough to hold all the names and heights in any case and only partially fill the arrays when fewer than $100$ entries are needed.$)$