Write a C++ program that requests any number of input integers from user, sorts and displays the input integers in ascending order using bubble sort algorithm. Provide a written explanation and output screenshots of your code. REMINDER: Use dynamic memory allocation in C++. Do not put all your codes inside main() function. Your sorting algorithm codes must be placed inside a user-defined function.

Hi! Please help me add this function to my python program. Code given below:  1) Write a function named read_file() that reads the content of a text file (similar to the one generated by the take-input() function in 1.) and store all information in some suitable data structures (e.g., lists, dictionaries, sets, tuples, objects) of your choice. Yes, as the programmer you have the freedom to choose the data structure(s) that you want to use in this section. You can use multiple data structures if you wish. For example, I might want to use a tuple to store the names of the owner and the company as (Bond, Mart 007), and a 2D-list to store the product names/unit prices/stock quantities in this format,[ [prod1,prod2,prod3], [price1,price2,price3], [stock1,stock2,stock3] ].Note, this is just an example and you can choose to store these data using a different format/datastructure. Your function must use exception handling to handle all possible run-time errors sothis function does not crash.…

Write a C++ program that requests any number of input integers from user, sorts and displays the input integers in descending order using merge sort algorithm. Provide output screenshots of your code. REMINDER: Use dynamic memory allocation in C++. Do not put all your codes inside main() function. Your sorting algorithm codes must be placed inside a user-defined function.

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Write a C++ that Ask user to give you a list of the numbers and then Sort them, by calling two functions: Asc(Sort in Ascending order), and Desc(Sort in Descending order): Do the problem by vector, ask user to give you numbers and store them in the vector. then sort them, and also find the size of the vector. determine how many numbers were given by the user.