Module 03 Lab (Expressions - Circles and Square) Instructions: Create a C++ console application to calculate how many circles can fit in a square. Ask the user for the side of the square and the diameter of the circle. Tell the user how many of those circles can fit in the square. They do not have to be full circles. For instance, the answer can be 2.79. You learned how areas of circle and square are calculated in the 5th grade. If you do not remember, please search the internet for it. Requirements Add the following comments in the beginning of your codes. . Your name, date, and purpose of the program Add other proper comments as you code. Tell the user what the program does. Follow all naming rules and conventions. Do not use magic numbers in your codes (Pl must be a constant) Use 3.14159265358979 for the value of PI. Use proper data types for your variables. Format the output to display two decimals. How to do it: This is how you should organize your codes. Requirements > > Add the following comments in the beginning of your codes. o Your name, date, and purpose of the program Add other proper comments as you code. Tell the user what the program does. Follow all naming rules and conventions. Do not use magic numbers in your codes (Pl must be a constant). Use 3.14159265358979 for the value of PI. Use proper data types for your variables. Format the output to display two decimals. How to do it: This is how you should organize your codes. Declare all your variables first. Ask the user for input. Do the calculations. Display the result properly labeled. Do not display just a number. >