In Visual Studio;

1. Create a C++ Windows Console project called Square
2. In Square, add a C++ source file called main.cpp.
3. Copy the source in the attached file Pr6-27.cpp into main. This is the same code as Program 6-27 of our book.
4. Run the program.
5. Modify the program so that it keeps asking for an integer and a floating point number and displaying their squares. It quits when the user enters -1 as the integer.
6. Upload your main.cpp file (typically in Documents\Visual Studio 2013\Projects\Square\Square) to this activity for credit.

below is the pr6-27.cpp :

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