C++ - Problem 2: Swap Function
In the main function, create an array called numbers that stores 10 integers. Write a function called swap that
receives the array and two integer index numbers whose values are to be swapped. Your program should
output the original values in the array in a single line with each values separated by a space. You should then
call your swap method providing the array and two index numbers. The swap method should swap the values
in the array at the two index numbers. After the function call, you should display the values of the array again
showing that the two values were swapped.
Below is a sample run of the program with the 3rd and 4th index values being swapped.
21 45 78 11 36 62 19 24 93 48 //11 and 36 in original positions
21 45 78 36 11 62 19 24 93 48 //11 and 36 after swapping positions.

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