$4 USD: Need someone to complete my C++ lab for me

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The lab:

Lab 17
Extra Additives
Objective:
To reinforce skills in defining and manipulating arrays,with the vector class.
Computers store decimal numbers in binary form to conserve memory. Even though this allows a greater
range of values, the largest integer value in many systems is 32,767 and long integers, the largest value is
less than 2.2 billion.
Your task is to write a program, using a minimum of three functions that input pairs of numbers between 0
and 100 billion, inclusive. You should then add these numbers together and print the results.
Input:
The input will only consist of digit characters (‘0’ . . ‘9’). No commas or other punctuation will be in the
data. All values will be non-negative. Since the integers may exceed any binary integer value allowed in the
system, we shall read in the values as a string and convert each integer character to its corresponding integer
digit and store it in an integer array.
Output:
Your program should print out the results of the addition. Do not print any leading zeros before any answer.
Put a loop in your program to run it four times.
Examples:
Input: Output:
124235
7453
325235
0
23523
100000000000
326346124
76434124235
The sum is: 131688
The sum is: 325235
The sum is: 100000023523
The sum is: 76760470359
Use the declarations at right
to store your digits.
vector<int> largeInt1 (12,0); // initialize to zero
vector<int> largeInt2 (12,0); // initialize to zero
vector<int> finalInt (13,0); // initialize to zero
To convert digit characters to
digit integers you may use
this function.
int asciiToInt (char ch)
{
return (ch - ‘0’);
}

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