cpp FILE INPUT AND OUTPUT

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1- Write a function G, which takes a file name as its input argument, for example, G(string s). The function G then generates 100 random strings (ie. words), randomly ranging in length between 1 - 10 letters. All letters in the random string are lower case and all letters have been randomly selected (hint: ASCII table). All these random words are then written to the file, called output1.txt, where each word is separated by a single empty space. The file name output1.txt is the input argument s of the function G. That is, in your main function, call the function G as G(output1.txt).

2- Write a function H, which takes a file name as its input argument, for example, H(string s). The function H then generates 100 a random string (ie. words), randomly ranging in length between 1 - 10 letters. All letters in the random string are lower case and all letters have been randomly selected (hint: ASCII table). All these random words are then written to the file, called output2.txt, where each word is separated by a single empty space, followed by a random single digit, and then another empty space: xyz 8 wbcv. The file name output2.txt is the input argument s of the function H. That is, in your main function, call the function H as H(output2.txt).