In this program, you will add two user entered heights in feet'inches" format $($eg: $5^{\text{'}}{10}^{\text{'}\text{'}})$ and print the sum of the two heights in the feet'inches" format as well as in centimeters.

Write your C$++$ program called Lab$3$C$.$cpp that does the following:

Prompt for and read in first height using printf and scanf appropriately. Use integer variables to store feet and inches for the first height $($feet $1$ and inches $1).$You need to use the correct format specifier in scanf to scan the two values.

Prompt for and read in second height using printf and scanf appropriately. Use integer variables to store feet and inches for the second height $($feet$2$ and inches$2).$

Compute the sum of the two user entered heights.

For calculating sum in feet'inches" format, add two feet and two inches of the two heights in two integer variables $($totalFeet and totalinches$).$

Also, compute the carryover after you sum the inches of the two heights because $1$ foot $=12$ inches. For example, if user enters $5^{\text{'}}{8}^{\text{'}\text{'}}$ and $5^{\text{'}}{7}^{\text{'}\text{'}}$ for first and second heights respectively, then the sum should be ${11}^{\text{'}}{3}^{\text{'}\text{'}}$ instead of ${10}^{\text{'}}{15}^{\text{'}\text{'}}.$

Sample Output:

$ $./$a$.$out

Enter first height $($format: $5\text{'}10")$: $5\text{'}9"$

Enter second height $($format: $5\text{'}10")$: $4\text{'}8"$

Sum of two heights $=10\text{'}5"(317\mathrm{.}50$ centimeters$)$

$ $./$a$.$out

Enter first height $($format: $5\text{'}10")$: $5\text{'}4"$

Enter second height $($format: $5\text{'}10")$: $5\text{'}3"$

Sum of two heights $=10\text{'}7"(322\mathrm{.}58$ centimeters$)$