I need help revising the following code and flowchart below the pic using the basic printfI ("") and scanf_s functions. The code was the answer to the question in the picture I posted a few days ago and it seems to advanced for me. Please help. C++ is the program language.

#include

#include

using namespace std;

int main() {

char stringArr1[25] = {0};

char stringArr2[25] = {0};

char stringArr3[100] = "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog";

cout

cin.getline(stringArr1,25);

cout

strcpy(stringArr1, stringArr2);

int resc = strcmp(stringArr1,stringArr3);

cout

if(resc==0)

cout

else

cout

cout

return 0;

}

FLOWCHART

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Create a program with three string arrays, two 25-element arrays and one 100 element array Functions required Determine string equality Display a message indicating the length of the string Program execution: . Initialize the arrays in main() o Initialize the two 25-element arrays to O o Initialize the 100-element array with The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. . Call the function to display the length of the 100-element array, use an appropriate message Enter a string into each of the two 25-length arrays o Enter strings that match o Enter strings that do not match o Display the results with the appropriate message about comparing the two strings . Draw the flow chart for the program. Create a program with three string arrays, two 25-element arrays and one 100 element array Functions required Determine string equality Display a message indicating the length of the string Program execution: . Initialize the arrays in main() o Initialize the two 25-element arrays to O o Initialize the 100-element array with The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. . Call the function to display the length of the 100-element array, use an appropriate message Enter a string into each of the two 25-length arrays o Enter strings that match o Enter strings that do not match o Display the results with the appropriate message about comparing the two strings . Draw the flow chart for the program