Hi, can someone help me with this program please? CS120-02, TSUProgram 2: Basic Elements in C++Due on Sunday, 9/4/2022, by 11:59pmLab ObjectivesThis lab was designed to reinforce programming concepts from Chapter 2 of C++ Programming:Program Design Including Data Structures, 8th Edition. In this lab you will practice:• Get familiar with the C++ programming environment• Create a C++ program with basic C++ program elements• Perform arithmetic operation in C++ programint main(){Problem DescriptionThe steps to get started and finish the project:1. Choose whatever compiler you like to work on programming for this projecta. If you decide to use the GDB online C++ compiler, here is the URL:https://www.onlinegdb.com/online c++ compilerb. Delete all existing code in the editor if there is any2. Type this code into the blank editor and make sure it could build. Any C++ application musthave a main function. This is the least C++ program.Created by Li Mareturn 0;3. Add the following code into the main function before the return statement to declare theneeded variables, make change as instructed in the comment if there is anyconst double PI=3.1415926;double rad; //for the radius of a circledouble circf, area; //for the circumference and area of a circle4. Add the following two lines to the top of the code (before main function). They are thepreprocessor directive and name space definition, which are for cin and cout.#include using namespace std;5. Add the following code into the main function before the return statement to request a float-point value CS120-02, TSUcout rad;6. Figure out the code for the following pseudocode and add the code into the main functionbefore the return statement to process the following arithmetic calculations (you should figureout what statements to use)circf is the circumference of the circle with radius radarea is the area of the circle with radius radCreated by Li Ma7. Add the following code into the main function before the return statement to output theresultscout

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Hi, can someone help me with this program please? CS120-02, TSUProgram 2: Basic Elements in C++Due on Sunday, 9/4/2022, by 11:59pmLab ObjectivesThis lab was designed to reinforce programming concepts from Chapter 2 of C++ Programming:Program Design Including Data Structures, 8th Edition. In this lab you will practice:• Get familiar with the C++ programming environment• Create a C++ program with basic C++ program elements• Perform arithmetic operation in C++ programint main(){Problem DescriptionThe steps to get started and finish the project:1. Choose whatever compiler you like to work on programming for this projecta. If you decide to use the GDB online C++ compiler, here is the URL:https://www.onlinegdb.com/online c++ compilerb. Delete all existing code in the editor if there is any2. Type this code into the blank editor and make sure it could build. Any C++ application musthave a main function. This is the least C++ program.Created by Li Mareturn 0;3. Add the following code into the main function before the return statement to declare theneeded variables, make change as instructed in the comment if there is anyconst double PI=3.1415926;double rad; //for the radius of a circledouble circf, area; //for the circumference and area of a circle4. Add the following two lines to the top of the code (before main function). They are thepreprocessor directive and name space definition, which are for cin and cout.#include using namespace std;5. Add the following code into the main function before the return statement to request a float-point value CS120-02, TSUcout << "Please enter a floating-point value: ";cin >> rad;6. Figure out the code for the following pseudocode and add the code into the main functionbefore the return statement to process the following arithmetic calculations (you should figureout what statements to use)circf is the circumference of the circle with radius radarea is the area of the circle with radius radCreated by Li Ma7. Add the following code into the main function before the return statement to output theresultscout << "The circumference of the circle is " << circf << endl;cout << "The area of the circle is " << area << endl << endl;8. Build the program and correct your code if there is any error9. Repeat step 8 till your program is bug-free10. Run the program11. Snapshot the whole compiler window (make sure the output is fully displayed) and save theimage as Program2_Arithmetic_YourName.png12. Save your code as Program2_Arithmetic_Your Name.cppa. If you are using the GDB online C++ compiler, you must copy the code out to Notepadand save the file as a .cpp file into your class folder13. Submit your source code Program2_Arithmetic_Your Name.cpp (70%) and the pictureProgram2_Arithmetic_Your Name.png (30%) to Blackboard via Program2 link in Assignmentssection of the course page.

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C++:
C++ is general purpose, high level programming language.
It supports object oriented…