Concatenating arrays Strings have build-in functions to perform concatenation. Write a function called append () that performs concatenation for two char arrays (you will have to pass in a third char array that will hold the result). You will also need to pass in the lengths of each char array. You may not use strings for this part. Sample main code: char first[ ] = {'?', ' ', 'a', 'm', ' '}; char second[ ] = {'i', 'r', 'o', 'n', 'm', 'a', 'n', '\0'} char result[200]; append(first, 5, second, 8, result); cout << result; Example output for code above:

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Design a class tictactoe that: holds the following information about the game: two-dimensional array (3 by 3), and winner. add additional variables as needed. includes the functions to perform the various operations on objects. for example, function to print the board, getting the move, checking if move is valid, determining if there is a winner after each move. add additional operations as needed. includes constructor(s). write the functions of the class, and write a program that uses the class. the program should declare an object of type tictactoe. the program will create the board and store it in the array. the program will allow two players to play the tic-tac-toe game. after every valid move update the array, check if there is a winner. if there is no winner and no tie, then print the board again to continue.

Read each statement below. if the statement describes a peer-to-peer network, put a p next to it. if the statement describes a server-based network, put an s next to it. p - peer-to-peer s - server-based