Create a password class that has one attribute

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Using C++ Create a password class that has one attribute (char password[SIZE]. Implement the class to fill in the password and display it.

We want to create a list of password objects.

It can be done two ways in the main:

int main( )

{ vector< Password > pList;

list < Password > pList;

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