8. Write an object-oriented program in C++ to read a number n and print it digit by digit in words using inline member function. For example, consider the number 756, which should be printed as “Seven...

8. Write an object-oriented program in C++ to read a number n and print it digit by digit in words using inline member function. For example, consider the number 756, which should be printed as “Seven Five Six”.

9. Write an object-oriented program in C++ to read a set of numbers up to n (where n is defined by the programmer) and print the contents of the array in the reverse order using dynamic memory allocation operators new and delete.

For example, for n = 4, let the set be