Create a Folder on your saving location called "Lab3_YourLastName" Using Dev C++, Notepad, or another text editor, create a new C++ Program in your Lab3_YourLastName folder called Calculations_YourLastname.cpp Add a Multiple line C++ comment to the top of the program with your first name, last name, course name section, Name of Text Editor/Software used to create the program, and the a summary of what the program does. A description like: "This is a program to work with the various arithmetic operators in C++" would be a good start. */* In C++, (and several other languages) Multi-line comments appear between these red symbols *///Label Input, Process, and Output with single line comments Declare two variables of type double *number1 *number2 Declare two variables of type integer *number3 *number4 Declare these following other variables to be used in the program *addition (type double) *subtraction (type double) *multiplication (type double) *division (type double) *modulus (type integer) Be sure to have an output (cout >) number1, number2, number3, and number4 9.Set *addition = number1 + number2 output value to the screen *subtraction = number1 - number2 output value to the screen *multiplication = number1 * number2 output value to the screen *division = number1umber2 output value to the screen *modulus = number3 % number4 output value to the screen Remember to put your return 0; line before the closing) As a programmer, we can never assume that everyone is on the light side of force or the If a certain person, Dr. enters 0 for number4, communicate that division by 0 is not permitted in math Dr. fun will not stop at trying to (test) your program there; what if a non-numerical character is entered... does your program test for this? For an Extra Challenge, have the Program loop until I enter or when prompted to exit. Ask the users; "Would you like to exit (y = yes, enter any other key to continue)?" For an Extra Challenge add a C++ command to clear the screen upon each new loop. Execute Run and Save your program such that it is free of errors