Language is C++

Write the following program using a vector: A common game is the lottery card. The card has numbered spots of which a certain number are selected at random. Write a Lotto() function that takes two arguments. The first should be the number of spots on a lottery card and the second should be the number of spots selected at random. The function should return a vector int> object that contains, in sorted order, the numbers selected at random. Use your function as follows: Vector int> winners; winners - Lotto(51,6); This would assign to winners a vector that contains six numbers selected randomly from the range 1 through 51. Note that simply using rand() doesn't quite do the job because it may produce duplicate values. Suggestion: Have the function create a vector that contains all the possible values, use random_shuffle(), and then use the beginning of the shuffled vector to obtain the values. Also write a short program that lets you test the function