Imagine you are writing a program that simulates a simple calculator in C$++.$ The calculator will perform basic arithmetic operations $($addition$,$ subtraction, multiplication, and division$)$ special operation for raising a$-$number to a porer.

Define an array of size $5$ to store the results of the calculator operations. Initialize the array to zero.

Write a function displayMenu$()$ that outlines the menu options available to the user: $[5$ Marks$]$

Addition

Subtraction

Multiplication

Division

$[10$ Marks$]$

Based on the menu option selected, describe how you would handle the user's choice using a switch statement:

Choice $1$: Prompt the user for two numbers and add them together. Store the result in the array at the first index.

Choice $2$: Prompt the user for two numbers and subtract the second number from the first. Store the result in the array at the second index.

Choice $3$: Prompt the user for two numbers and multiply them. Store the result in the array at the third index.

Choice $4$: Prompt the user for two numbers and divide the first by the second, handling division by zero appropriately. Store the result in the array at the fourth index.

$[15$ Marks$]$

Write the code for the main function that would use a loop $($of your choice$)$ to repeatedly display the menu using the displayMenu$0$ function, read the user's choice, and perform the corresponding operation.

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