Create a function that accepts a string (of a person's first and last name) and returns a string with the first and last name swapped. Examples NameShuffle("Donald Trump") - "Trump Donald" NameShuffle ("Rosie O'Donnell") - "O'Donnell Rosie" NameShuffle ("Seymour Butts") - "Butts Seymour" • There will be exactly one space between the first and last name.

Create a function that accepts a string (of a person's first and last name) and returns a string with the first and last name swapped. Examples NameShuffle("Donald Trump") - "Trump Donald" NameShuffle ("Rosie O'Donnell") - "O'Donnell Rosie" NameShuffle ("Seymour Butts") - "Butts Seymour" • There will be exactly one space between the first and last name.

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

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Chapter6: User-defined Functions

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