Program Design 1Write a C++ program based on the following requirements (using array technique):The program will acquire the user to enter five names.The program then displays the name in the reverse order of entry. This means thatthe last name will be displayed first, followed by the fourth, and so on. (LIFO)Copy paste your program code and submit it with your lab report.Example of program output:OUTPUT CONSOLE (Sample #1)Please enter five name:1) Faiz [Enter]2) Wani [Enter]3) Atin [Enter]4) Alin [Enter]5) Idil [Enter]The names in reverse order are:1] Idil2] Alin3] Atin4] Wani5] FaizOUTPUT CONSOLE (Sample #2)Please enter five name:1) Isyraf Faiz [Enter]2) Fauzana Iwani [Enter]3) Fatin Izzati [Enter]4) Fadhlin Ilyana [Enter]5) Ahmad Idil [Enter]The names in reverse order are:1] Ahmad Idil2] Fadhlin Ilyana3] Fatin Izzati4] Fauzana Iwani5] Isyraf Faiz

Write a C++ program based on the following requirements (using array technique): • The program will acquire the user to enter five names. The program then displays the name in the reverse order of entry. This means that the last name will be displayed first, followed by the fourth, and so on. (LIFO) • Copy paste your program code and submit it with your lab report.

Write a C++ program based on the following requirements (using array technique): • The program will acquire the user to enter five names. The program then displays the name in the reverse order of entry. This means that the last name will be displayed first, followed by the fourth, and so on. (LIFO) • Copy paste your program code and submit it with your lab report.

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