A$.$ Arrays

Using an integer constant, declare an array of size of $5$ to store integers.

In a loop of your choice, generated seeded random integers between $65$ and $90,$ inclusive.

They are the ASCII values of the characters $$A$$ through $$Z$.$ You need to generate one

integer at a time and store in the array.

In a second loop, display the content of the array but in character format. In other words,

instead of displaying the integer stored in the array, you need to display the character

equivalent of each randomly generated integer.

$$(.)/($a$).$out

VXUIA

$$(.)/($a$).$out

PTHUI

$$(.)/($a$).$out

ZNTIL

$(.)/($a$).$out

UJLBZ

$(.)/($a$).$out

CJEBR

$(.)/($a$).$out

HUTTV

$(.)/($a$).$out

QFXJY

$(.)/($a$).$out

VWGYO

Complete the requested changes, and then save the file as Lab$6$A$.$cpp$,$ making sure to

compile and run the program to verify that it produces the correct results. Note that you

will submit this file to Canvas.