
(Longest common prefix) Write a program that prompts the user to enter two strings and displays the largest common prefix of the two strings. Here are some sample runs:
Enter the first string: Welcome to C++
Enter the second string : Welcome to
The common prefix is Welcome to
Enter the first string: Atlanta :
Enter the second string: Macon
Atlanta and Macon have no common prefix

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