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//
//	arrays.cpp
//	Started by Jeff Ondich on 10/7/99
//	Last modified 10/11/99
//
//	This program reads words from standard input (cin)
//	into an array of strings, and then prints the
//	words out in reverse order.
//
//	This program has a significant problem.  If there
//	are more than 100 words in the input, the array
//	of strings will overflow, causing unpredictable
//	behavior.  How could you modify the loop to prevent
//	this problem?
//
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#include	<iostream>
#include	<string>

const	maxWordCount = 100;

int main( void )
{
	// Read words into the array until

	string		theWords[maxWordCount];
	int			nWords = 0;
	
	while( cin >> theWords[nWords] )
	{
		nWords++;
	}


	// Print the words out in reverse order.

	cout << "There are " << nWords << " words in the input." << endl;
	cout << "Here they are in reverse order." << endl;

	for( int i=nWords-1; i >= 0; i-- )
		cout << theWords[i] << endl;


	return( 0 );
}