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same_gmail Create a function sane_gnail that takes 2 input parameters g1 and g2, which are 2 valid gmail addresses. The function will return true if both addresses map to the same gmail address and false otherwise. According to gmail: . addresses are not case sensitive . dots don't matter, any+before the e and all characters after the+and before the are ignored For example, "csc...2.1.2ggmail.com", "csc212ggmail.com","CSC.212.ggnail.com, "CSC212 GMail.Com", "csc212+announceggmail.con", "cSC.212+spring 2817egnail.com" are all the same, i.e. if e-mails are sent to those addresses, they will reach the same gmail account. bool same-gna i i (const char g1, const char g2); unique_letters Create a function unique_letters that returns the number of unique letters in an input string. The input to your function is the string s. You can assume this function is not case sensitive. unsigned int unique_letters(const char S) n inversions A company named 212-flix wants to create a similarity measure to find people with similar taste for movies in a large database. Assuming a ranking of n ranking of Q, For example, if n 5 and the ranking for Q is [2, 1, 3, 5, 4]), then the distance to P is 2, because there are two inversions, or out-of-order pairs, (2,1) and (5,4). Create a function n_inversions that counts the number of inversions in an input array of integers. The input to your function is an array of integers A and the number of elements in the array e