Create different versions of the program that:

Expands the number of abbreviations that can be decoded. Add support for abbreviations you commonly use or search the Internet to find a list of common abbreviations.

For abbreviations that do not match the supported abbreviations, check for common misspellings. Provide a suggestion for correct abbreviation along with the decoded meaning. For example, if the user enters "LLO", your program can output "Did you mean LOL? LOL = laughing out loud".

Allows the user to enter a complete tweet (140 characters or less) as a single line of text. Search the resulting string for those common abbreviations and print a list of each abbreviation along with its decoded meaning.

Convert the user's tweet to a decoded tweet, replacing the abbreviations directly within the tweet.

#include #include using namespace std;

int main() { string origTweet; cout cin >> origTweet; if (origTweet == "LOL") { cout } else if (origTweet == "BFN") { cout } else if (origTweet == "FTW") { cout } else if (origTweet == "IRL") { cout } else { cout } return 0;