Create$/$Use a prototype for your welcome function. This function will not accept any arguments

and will not return any values. $(2$ points$)$

$3.$ In your main, call the function so that it displays when your program runs. $(2$ points$)$

$4.$ After your main, write the function$$s definition. The function must include and display the

following items $$

$1.$ Welcome Statement $...$ Here is where you greet the user and give your program a name.

$(2$ points$)$

$2.$ Program Description $...$ Describe what the program does. $(2$ points$)$

$3.$ Signature Programmer Stamp... This is simply a line showing who created the program,

making it look more professional. You can make up a fake company name here for your

programs. $(2$ points$)$

$4.$ Signature Design... This a nice graphic or design that distinguishes your program$$s

welcome information from the rest of your program. Below I$$ve used asterisks on a

particular design, but you use something different and unique for your program. $(4$

points$)$

Here is an example of what your welcome function should display. Everything in RED should be modified

with your individual words, descriptions and$/$or designs. Everything in BLUE can remain the same.

$*******************************$

$*******************$

$********$

$**$

Welcome to the Program!

Program Description: This program is designed to $.$

Designed by: J$3$ Software Co$.$

$**$

$********$

$*******************$

$*******************************$