Write a C++ program that inputs a line of text from the user.The program should do the following: Capitalize all letters in the line and then output the capitalized line. Count and output the number of words in the line. Output the total percentage of alphabetical characters (‘a’ to ‘z’ – capital and small) in the line. Output the line in reverse order.

Write a C++ program that inputs a line of text from the user.The program should do the following: Capitalize all letters in the line and then output the capitalized line. Count and output the number of words in the line. Output the total percentage of alphabetical characters (‘a’ to ‘z’ – capital and small) in the line. Output the line in reverse order.

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