Create a C++ console application to ask the user to create a strong password. Tell the user the following requirements for the password: No spaces
At least six characters
At least one uppercase letter
At least one lowercase letter
At least one number
At least one special character (punctuation)
Prompt the user for a new password and ask them to re-enter it. If passwords are not the same, prompt the user with an adequate message and ask them again. Test the password validity. If the password is valid, based on the above criteria, thank the user and tell them the password has been saved. If it is not valid, display an error message and keep repeating the process until the passwords are the same and valid.
Requirements:
Use C-Strings (character arrays), not C++ string class.
You do not need to include the preprocessor directive.
Add proper comments.
Do not use magic numbers.
Tell the user what the program does.
Include your name plus the lab name in the name of the file.

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