$(1)$ Write the C$++$ Statements to do the following:

Declare & Initialize a variable $x$ to a value of $33$ and a variable $y$ to a value of $55.$ Add $x$ and $y$ and place result variable named 'sum'. Display value in sum.

$(2)$ Write the c$++$ Statements to do the following:

Declare & Initialize an integer variable $x$ to a value of $33$ and an integer variable $y$ to a value of $55.$ Divide $\text{'}x\text{'}$ by $\text{'}y\text{'}$ and store the result in a double variable named $\text{'}z\text{'}.$ Did you get the result you were expecting? Discuss.

$(3)$ Write the C$++$ Statements to do the following:

Declare & Initialize an integer variable $x$ to$,$ a value of $33$ and an integer variable y to a value of $55.$

Divide $\text{'}y\text{'}$ by $\text{'}x\text{'}$ and store the result in a double variable named $\text{'}z\text{'}.$ Did you get the result you were expecting?

Discuss.

$(4)$ Using the C$++$ Code that you created for Execise #$2,$ cast the variable $\text{'}x\text{'}$ to a type 'double' in the expression:

$z=\frac{x}{y}$

Run your code in GDB Compiler.

Compare outcome of #$4$ with the outcome of #$2.$