Allow the user to enter the names of several local businesses. Sort the business names and display the results. Continue this process until the user is out of business names. Please use good functional decomposition to make your development easier. (Perhaps one function for sorting an array of strings, another function for swapping two strings, one for displaying an array of strings, and others to maintain the user interface. This is also a good place to use a library, btw.) C++

Allow the user to enter the names of several local businesses. Sort the business names and display the results. Continue this process until the user is out of business names. Please use good functional decomposition to make your development easier. (Perhaps one function for sorting an array of strings, another function for swapping two strings, one for displaying an array of strings, and others to maintain the user interface. This is also a good place to use a library, btw.) C++

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Chapter8: Advanced Method Concepts

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