Write a C++ program named "PrintExpressionsWithOptions" that will read in two numbers (integers) and a printing option (character). The printing option can be either 'A' for all expressions ('+', '-', '*', '/', and '%') and 'B' for basic operations ('+' and '-').

It will print out the expression list based on that given printing option.

Requirements: - The program must produce the provided expected sample output including spacing and alignment - No redundant code is allowed. For example, you must have the code to print out the expressions only once for all cases. - If the user enters an unsupported printing option, it will print out an error message. - If the user did not enter a number for operand 1 or 2, it will print out an error message. - There is no looping being used. It should not ask the user to re-enter the number. - There is no multiple return statement or using the "exit" to end in the middle of the program. - The program must end only at the end of the main function.