$1.$ Program sp$00.$cpp

$1.$ Download the sp$00.$cpp resource file.

$2.$ Compile and execute the program.

$3.$ Review the code.

$$ NOTE: There will be several parts of the code that you might not understand. The

program contains multiple functions, which is a concept that has not been discussed in

class at this point. Don't worry about not understanding how everything works at first$$

read through the program $($comments and code$)$ carefully, and examine its output from

when you ran it$.$ You should soon begin to understand what is happening, even if some

parts of the syntax are still unclear.

$4.$ Use a copy of sp$00.$cpp to complete the following program:

$2.$ Create a C$++$ program, spHWintro.cpp$,$ that will introduce yourself to your lab proctor,

by modifying the code from sp$00.$cpp

$1.$ Modify sp$00.$cpp$\text{'}$s displayProgramPurpose$()$ to display the program file

name, your name and program purpose to the screen

$2.$ Modify the sp$00.$cpp$\text{'}$s main$()$ to display your major $($Computer Science,

Engineering, etc.$),$ classification $($Freshman$,$ Sophomore, etc.$)$ and previous

programming experience $($none$,$ HTML$,$ Python, etc.$)$ to the screen, with each

piece of information on a different line, using a single cout statement

$3.$ Further modify main$()$ to display two blank lines following the above

information using multiple cout statements and the endl manipulator.

$4.$ Modify sp$00.$cpp$\text{'}$s displayProgramExit$()$ as necessary.

Be sure to include an appropriate program comment header $($the part at the top that tells the

filename, programmer name, description, date, etc.$)$ as discussed in the department's

programming guidelines.