Using the supplied main.cpp, help me add code for the reverseNames() function. The function should accept two arrays that are parallel, and reverse the order of the strings in the array. Because the arrays are parallel, the elements should be swapped at the same time. Do not swap the pets array, then the owner array in separate loops. Do it all in a single loop in the function. Prototypes void reverseString( string a[ ], b[ ], int size ); Function reverseString() will reverse the order of the strings in the arrays.  The following is the main.cpp #include <iostream> using namespace std; void reverseNames( string [], string [], int size); int main(){ string pet[5] = {"Hobbs", "Snoopy", "Odie", "Garfield", "Pluto"}; string owner[5] = {"Calvin", "Charlie", "Jon", "Jon", "Mickey"}; cout << "Initial array values" << endl; for ( int i=0; i<5; i++){ cout << pet[i] << " " << owner[i] << endl; } reverseNames(pet, owner, 5); cout << endl << "After reverse" << endl; for ( int i=0; i<5; i++){ cout << pet[i] << " " << owner[i] << endl; } } void reverseNames(string a[], string b[], int size ){ }

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Using the supplied main.cpp, help me add code for the reverseNames() function. The function should accept two arrays that are parallel, and reverse the order of the strings in the array. Because the arrays are parallel, the elements should be swapped at the same time. Do not swap the pets array, then the owner array in separate loops. Do it all in a single loop in the function.

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void reverseString( string a[ ], b[ ], int size );

Function reverseString() will reverse the order of the strings in the arrays. 

The following is the main.cpp

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
void reverseNames( string [], string [], int size);
int main(){
string pet[5] = {"Hobbs", "Snoopy", "Odie", "Garfield", "Pluto"};
string owner[5] = {"Calvin", "Charlie", "Jon", "Jon", "Mickey"};
cout << "Initial array values" << endl;
for ( int i=0; i<5; i++){
cout << pet[i] << " " << owner[i] << endl;
}
reverseNames(pet, owner, 5);
cout << endl << "After reverse" << endl;
for ( int i=0; i<5; i++){
cout << pet[i] << " " << owner[i] << endl;
}
}
void reverseNames(string a[], string b[], int size ){
}
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