In part $3,$ you will be working individually to finish the following exercise using $1$D static array. Files needed for this part: array.cpp

$1.$ Prompt the user for the size of the array, ensuring the size is between $5$ and $50,$ inclusive. If an invalid size is given, re$-$prompt until a valid size is provided. $($Note: you may assume that the user will enter an integer value. $($i$.$e$.,$ you are required to handle errors of the same data type$))$

$2.$ Implement a function named populate$\_$array$()$ that takes an integer array, and the array size as parameters and fills the array with randomly generated values. Each element in the array should be a random integer between $1$ and $100,$ inclusive.

void populate$\_$array $($int array$[],$ int size$)$;

$3.$ Print out the following statistics of the generated array:

o The sum of all elements in the array.

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o The maximum and minimum value among the array elements. o The average of all array elements.

$4.$ After presenting the statistics, ask the user if they want to perform the entire process again. If the user chooses to repeat, go back to step $1.$ If they choose to quit, end the program.