In Notepad++, complete the following using our AJANRO pseudocode language as presented in class and the course material on Blackboard for Modules 1, 2 and 3. Programs written in any other language will not be accepted. No deviations from the language as presented in class and/or the course material on Blackboard, no matter how slight, will be accepted, and you will receive a score of zero for the entire assignment. Include your full name at the top of the file, and a heading that shows which assignment this is. Include the heading Programming Problem and type in the problem number before you type in your answer to each of the following problems. Remember to refer to - 1) the Module 1, 2 and 3 PowerPoint presentations 2) Programming Rules document 3) User's Guide to Documenting Your CIT Programming Assignment 4) Module 3 Programming examples 5) Module 3 Practice Exercise solutions When writing any loops, be sure to follow the Unit 3 examples and practice exercise solutions on Blackboard. Apply loops, which are the topic of this chapter. Solutions that do not apply them will not be accepted, and will receive a grade of zero. 1. Write a program that outputs every multiple of 4, from 4 through 100 along with its value squared and cubed, e.g., The next number: 4. Squared: 16 Cubed: 64 The next number: 8 Squared: 64 Cubed: 512 and so on