Goal: Write an if statement using conditions created with logical operators.

Assignment: You are developing a software system for a community library. The system tracks new book arrivals and categorizes them. Two

important pieces of information are the number of fiction and non$-$fiction books received.

Create a program with two integer variables: fictionBooks and nonFictionBooks. Without displaying any prompts, the program should

read a value of input into the fictionBooks variable, and then read a value of input into the nonFictionBooks variable. The program should

then print the total number of new books as "Total number of new books: $x",$ where $x$ is the total. However, if any input value is invalid,

the program should print "Your input is invalid!". Valid input criteria are as follows: both fictionBooks and nonFictionBooks must

be greater than or equal to $0.$

Note: You must retrieve the correct data from standard input in the following order:

fictionBooks

nonFictionBooks

You must write a complete $C++$ program for this exercise.