Write C^++ code that takes a text file, and inserts it at the beginning of another text file. To 'a We called one.txt contains this: I do not know what to do! and a file called two.txt contains When nothing works, then your code should change two.txt to contain When nothing works, I do not know what to do! You do not have to write a complete program, as long as all necessary logic and computation is clearly illustrated. For example, no need to write #include statements, or the using namespace std statement. However, your code must reflect the true capabilities given by the C^++ file I/O functions. That means, you must demonstrate in your code your knowledge of what C^++ iostreams can and cannot do. Other rules: 1. You can assume file names to be one. txt and two. txt. 2. You must change the second file, not the first. That is, the first file must be added to the beginning of the second file. 3. After the changes, the second file must have the same name (two. txt). 4. All file I/O operations must be shown and must be legal in C^++. 5. FYI, you are not limited to using just two files while solving the problem. Temporary files can be used. 6. Both files might contain any number of lines. The files shown in the example above are for illustrating the