TASK $1$: Study the lecture notes $($Powerpoint slides and pre$-$recorded lectures$)$ up to $"04\_$Assignment" and assigned readings BEFORE you start.It will take you much longer to complete the lab if you have not studied the course material.

TASK $2$: Replace $"??"$ with your name, creation date, and a description of the program $($synopsis$).$

NOTE: DO NOT delete nor change the code already given to you in the code template, except for the comment $/*$ INSERT YOUR CODE HERE $*/.$ You will insert your solution by replacing $/*$ INSERT YOUR CODE HERE $*/.$

TASK $3$: Write C$++$ code to prompt and read from the user a character that is stored into the variable character. Compile, run, and test your code until it works before continuing to the next task.

TASK $4$: Write C$++$ code to prompt and read from the user a decimal number that is stored into the variable dec. Compile, run, and test your code until it works before continuing to the next task.

TASK $5$: Write C$++$ code to prompt and read from the user a decimal number entered in scientific notation format that is stored into the variable sci. Compile, run, and test your code until it works before continuing to the next task.

TASK $6$: Write C$++$ code to prompt and read from the user a whole number that is stored into the variable whole$1.$ Compile, run, and test your code until it works before continuing to the next task.

TASK $7$: Write C$++$ code to prompt and read from the user a whole number that is stored into the variable whole$2.$ Compile, run, and test your code until it works before continuing to the next task.

TASK $8$: Write C$++$ code to compute the character that has the ascii code of the entered character $($see TASK $3$ above$)$ plus $3$ and store this character into the variable threeaway. For example, if character a is entered by the user, then you will store character d into the variable threeaway. Display both characters $($see sample runs above$).$ Compile, run, and test your code until it works before continuing to the next task.

TASK $9$: Write C$++$ code to compute the reciprocals, division, and modulus of both entered whole numbers. Display the results $($see the sample runs above$).$ Compile, run, and test your code until it works before continuing to the next task.

TASK $10$: Write C$++$ code to compute the addition, reciprocals, and division of both entered decimal numbers. Display the results $($see the sample runs above$).$