In C++ please!

WARNING: You MUST use do-while loop to complete this exercise to receive points!

Write a program to simulate a user menu. When the program is executed, it will output the following message asking for the user to select a menu option

Please enter an integer (1 - Option 1; 2 - Option 2; 3 - Option 3; 4 - Exit; Others - Unknown Option): 

If the user enters 4, then the program will output Good bye! and exit. If the user enters integers other than 4, the program will output the corresponding message and asks for the user to enter another integer until the user enters 4.

Ex: if the user inputs:

1 2 4 

the program will output:

Please enter an integer (1 - Option 1; 2 - Option 2; 3 - Option 3; 4 - Exit; Others - Unknown Option): You selected Option 1. Please enter an integer (1 - Option 1; 2 - Option 2; 3 - Option 3; 4 - Exit; Others - Unknown Option): You selected Option 2. Please enter an integer (1 - Option 1; 2 - Option 2; 3 - Option 3; 4 - Exit; Others - Unknown Option): Good bye!

WARNING: You MUST use do-while loop to complete this exercise to receive points! Write a program to simulate a user menu. When the program is executed, it will output the following message asking for the user to select a menu option Option 1; 2- Option 2; 3 - Option 3; 4 - Exit; Others - Unknown Please enter an integer (1 - Option) : If the user enters 4, then the program will output Good bye! and exit. If the user enters integers other than 4, the program will output the corresponding message and asks for the user to enter another integer until the user enters 4. Ex: if the user inputs: 1 2 4 the program will output: Please enter an integer (1 - Option 1; 2 - Option 2; 3 - Option 3; 4 - Exit; Others - Unknown Option) : You selected Option 1. Please enter an integer (1 - Option 1; 2 - Option 2; 3 - Option 3; 4 - Exit; Others - Unknown Option): You selected Option 2. Please enter an integer (1 - Option 1; 2 - Option 2; 3 - Option 3; 4 - Exit; Others - Unknown Option): Good bye