PJ 5 – Simple CalculatorPlease write a C++ program that can perform the following 6 operators for 2 numbers: N1 and N2. Youneed to prompt the user to enter a number, an operator, and another number. To simplify your program,please declare N1, N2, and result as double-floating numbers, and operator as char. Please see the sampletest below to design your application program properly. This program is a simple calculator for users toenjoy. Please let your program keep running to accept more data for the next operation until the operatorreceived is @. In other words, the operator @ is the only way to stop your program and thank the user.6.Thevalid operators for this simple calculator are as follows:1. + for addition of N1 and N2. Therefore, result = (N1 + N2).- for subtraction of N2 from N1. Therefore, result = (N1 – N2).3. * for multiplication of N1 with N2. Therefore, result = (N1 * N2).4. / for floating-point division of N1 by N2. If N2 is 0, please say “The second number cannot be zero",else result = (N1 / N2).5. ^ for power N2 with base N1 (i.e., N1N2). Therefore, result = pow ( N1 , N2 ). // power functionpow(N1, N2) is a function call to compute N1 power N2.6. % for integer division remainder (i.e., modulus) of N1 by N2. If N2 is zero, pleasesay “The second number cannot be zero", else result = ( int(N1) % int(N2) ).int(N1) is a function call to convert N1 to an integer. % operator accepts only two integers.2.7. @ for stopping this calculator after printing a friendly thank-you message.8. Otherwise, please say “Sorry, the operatoris not valid!". // Please show this invalid operator.Your test case #1 must look exactly as follows including the data. You must also do test case #2 and testcase #3 with different sets of data. Each of your test case must cover all the 6 valid operators (at least oncefor each) plus an invalid one, Each test case or test run must begin with a welcome message, and must end Welcome to use the Simple Calculator of Dr. Simon Lin! + You must use your name!1Please enter your number, operator, and number > 3.3 + 5.5Result: 3.3 + 5.5 = 8.82=Please enter your number, operator, and number > 3.3Result: 3.3 – 5.5 = -2.25.53====Please enter your number, operator, and number > 3.3 *Result: 3.3 * 5.5 = 18.155.54=Please enter your number, operator, and number > 3.3 / 5.5Result: 3.3 / 5.5 = 0.65=Please enter your number, operator, and number > 3.3 ^ 5.5Result: 3.3 ^ 5.5 = 710.93

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PJ 5 – Simple Calculator Please write a C++ program that can perform the following 6 operators for 2 numbers: N1 and N2. You need to prompt the user to enter a number, an operator, and another number. To simplify your program, please declare N1, N2, and result as double-floating numbers, and operator as char. Please see the sample test below to design your application program properly. This program is a simple calculator for users to enjoy. Please let your program keep running to accept more data for the next operation until the operator received is @. In other words, the operator @ is the only way to stop your program and thank the user. The O valid operators for this simple calculator are as follows: 1. + for addition of N1 and N2. Therefore, result = (N1 +N2). 2. - for subtraction of N2 from N1. Therefore, result = (N1 – N2). * for multiplication of N1 with N2. Therefore, result = (N1 * N2). 3.

PJ 5 – Simple Calculator Please write a C++ program that can perform the following 6 operators for 2 numbers: N1 and N2. You need to prompt the user to enter a number, an operator, and another number. To simplify your program, please declare N1, N2, and result as double-floating numbers, and operator as char. Please see the sample test below to design your application program properly. This program is a simple calculator for users to enjoy. Please let your program keep running to accept more data for the next operation until the operator received is @. In other words, the operator @ is the only way to stop your program and thank the user. The O valid operators for this simple calculator are as follows: 1. + for addition of N1 and N2. Therefore, result = (N1 +N2). 2. - for subtraction of N2 from N1. Therefore, result = (N1 – N2). * for multiplication of N1 with N2. Therefore, result = (N1 * N2). 3.

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