Write a C++ program that repeatedly reads a string from standard input and compares it with the string "password1". - If the strings match, the program outputs the message, "You may proceed!", and stops. - If the strings do not match, and the user has not already made ten attempts, the program reads another string and compares with "password1" as before. - If the user's tenth attempt fails to match "password1", the program outputs the message, "Maybe next time!", and stops. Hint: Use a for loop to solve this problem. For example: Input Result password1 You may proceed! your_password monkeymonkeymonkey 1234 password1 You may proceed! x1 x2 x3 x4 x5 x6 x7 x8 x9 x99 Maybe next time!

Write a C++ program that repeatedly reads a string from standard input and compares it with the string "password1". - If the strings match, the program outputs the message, "You may proceed!", and stops. - If the strings do not match, and the user has not already made ten attempts, the program reads another string and compares with "password1" as before. - If the user's tenth attempt fails to match "password1", the program outputs the message, "Maybe next time!", and stops. Hint: Use a for loop to solve this problem. For example: Input Result password1 You may proceed! your_password monkeymonkeymonkey 1234 password1 You may proceed! x1 x2 x3 x4 x5 x6 x7 x8 x9 x99 Maybe next time!

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Chapter9: Completing The Basics

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Input	Result
password1	You may proceed!
your_password monkeymonkeymonkey 1234 password1	You may proceed!
x1 x2 x3 x4 x5 x6 x7 x8 x9 x99	Maybe next time!

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