Flesh out the C++ sorting routine of Example 7.53. Demonstrate that this routine does “the wrong thing” when asked to sort an array of char* strings. In Example 7.53 we mentioned three ways to make...

Flesh out the C++ sorting routine of Example 7.53. Demonstrate that this routine does “the wrong thing” when asked to sort an array of char* strings. In Example 7.53 we mentioned three ways to make the need for comparisons more explicit when defining a generic sort routine in C++: make the comparison routine a method of the generic parameter class T, an extra argument to the sort routine, or an extra generic parameter. Implement these options and discuss their comparative strengths and weaknesses.