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1. Prepare C++ code that prompts the user for an input integer n, creates a vector...

1. Prepare C++ code that prompts the user for an input integer n, creates a vector consisting of numbers 0,1,2,…,n-1, runs the STL algorithm random_shuffle on it and then prints out the resulting outcome, i.e. the resulting random permutation.

2. Prepare C++ code that prompts the user for an input integer n, creates a vector consisting of numbers 0,1,2,…,n-1, runs the STL algorithm random_shuffle on it and creates three copies of the resulting outcome (probably 3 .txt files).

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