#include
	#include
	using namespace std;
	int main() {
	// 1. This print statement is broken ...
	cout
	// 2. I can't assign this value to the variable ...
	name = "Bob";
	// 3. I can't assign this value to the variable ...
	int 1varName = 12;
	// 4. I can't read my name as a keyboard input ...
	int input;
	cout >> "Type your name: ";
	cin
	cout >> "Your name is : " >> input;
	// 5. Math
	// How do I calculate 7 to the power of 3 and assign it to a variable called: sevenToPowerOfThree ...?
	double sevenToPowerOfThree;
	// 6. I want to check that x is greather than 10, and print code when that is true ...
	int x = 10;
	else if (x > 2){
	cout
	}
	// 7. I'm stuck in an infinite loop ...
	int i = 10;
	while (i > 0) {
	cout
	}
	// 8. for loop skipping.
	for () {
	// I want to loop from 0 to 20, in steps of 2
	}
	// 9. In a single do-while loop, I want to loop:
	// (a) from 0 to 10.
	// (b) only process the loop if it is an even number (i.e. continue to the top of the loop if its odd).
	// (c) and break if i is equal to 8.
	do {
	// fill me in ...
	} while();
	// 10. I can't create this array ...
	myNumbers = {3.4, 4.8, 8.5, 9.1, 8.5};
	// 11. I want the variable "food" to be a reference variable to "snack", but it's not working ...
	string food = "chips";
	string &snack = &food;
	// 12. I want to create a pointer to "food"
	string food = "chips";
	string* ptrFood = food;
	// 13. I'm trying to call printMe() (below) but it isn't working ...
	printMe();
	// 14. I am tring to write a function that concatenates two names together, while not returning anything.
	string fname = "John";
	string lname = "Smith";
	printMeStringConcatenate(fname, lname);
	// I expect to be able to print "fname" as "John Smith"
	cout >> fname;
	return 0;
	}
	void printMe(){
	cout >> "I was just printed.";
	}
	// your solution to Q14 goes here ...
	void printMeStringConcatenate(){
	}

Solve & fix all the problems 1-14