Modify the program so that the user can enter as many courses as they want. The final result is a web page that can be displayed in a browser. // This program... // #include #include #include using namespace std; // outputHtmlTitle // parameters // This function... void outputHtmlTitle(ofstream & fout, string title){ fout << "" << endl; fout << "" << endl; fout << "" << endl; fout << "" << endl; } void outputHtmlFooter(ofstream & fout){ fout << "" << endl; fout << "" << endl; } void outputHtmlList(ostream & fout, string first, string second, string third){ fout << "
" << endl; fout << "\t
" << first << "
" << endl; fout << "\t
" << second << "
" << endl; fout << "\t
" << third << "
" << endl; fout << "\t
" << endl; } void main(int argc, char * *argv){ ofstream htmlFile("myIntro.html"); string title; cout << "Please enter the title: "; getline(cin, title); outputHtmlTitle(htmlFile, title); string name; string course1, course2, course3; cout << "Please enter your name: "; getline(cin, name); htmlFile << "
" << "My name is " << name << "
" << endl; cout << "Please enter 3 courses you are taking; one per line" << endl; getline(cin, course1); getline(cin, course2); getline(cin, course3); htmlFile << "
" << "This semester I am taking: " << "
" << endl; outputHtmlList(htmlFile, course1, course2, course3); outputHtmlFooter(htmlFile); }