Complete the code: #include  #include  using namespace::std; // function will display on cout the contents of an arrary - FUNCTION 1 void printArray( ostream & out, const string data[], int cellsUsed); // function will sort an array - FUNCTION 2 void sortArray( string data[], int cellsUsed); // NOTE: in the string class the assignment operator and all of the relational operators // have been overloaded // Thus, in your sort algorithm you can use data[i] < data[j] void main() { const int CELLS = 5; string names[CELLS] = { "tom", "mary", "ann", "bill","carol"}; cout << "Original array" << endl; printArray(cout,names,CELLS); cout << endl; sortArray(names,CELLS); cout << "Sorted array" << endl; printArray(cout,names,CELLS); cout << endl; } // end main // write FUNCTION 1 // write FUNCTION 2