$($Similar to the problem above, but the user specifies a row

for each column instead of a column for each row.$)$ Eight queens are to be

placed on a $8$ x $8$ chessboard in such a way that one queen is to be placed in each column. Write a complete C$++$ program that does the

following:

Declare an array queenRows$[]$ with capacity $8$ to represent such a configuration.

If queenRows$[$c$]$ has value r then in column c there is a queen in row r$.$

The program should ask the user to enter the row that contains queens in the $8$ rows.

The program then passes array queenRows to a f

unction called printBoard that prints a $2$D board with $.$ in the non$-$queen row of each

row and Q in the queen row of each column.

Example main f

unction that uses these f

unctions:

int main$()\{$

int queenRows$[8]$;

cout $<<$ "Enter rows for queens:

$"$;

readInput$($queenRows$,8)$;

printBoard$($queenRows$,8)$;

return $0$;

$\}$