Open Cygwin (or Mac/Linux command terminal) and complete the following procedures.

1) Make a directory called Array_Struct.

2) Within the Array_Struct directory, create a C++ program around your array struct example using the embedded nano editor. This program should be called yourfirstname_yourlastname.cpp. 3) Using the g++ command, compile your .cpp file to make sure that it generates the intended outputs. 4) Use this command history > history.txt. (This command creates a text file of all your conducted procedures). 5) Open both your .cpp and history.txt files and save them on your Desktop or some local folder, and upload it to Blackboard under the Cygwin-Command Line Assignment module. Remember you can use cygstart or explorer command to open a file in Cygwin. 6) Save the history.txt on your Desktop or some local folder, and upload it to Blackboard under the Cygwin-Command Line Assignment module. how do i do this using cygwin??