Write a C$++$ program with a source file named FindWeight.cpp$.$ Your program will ask the user to enter the mass of an object in kilograms and then display the weight of the object on the Earth, on the Moon, on Mercury, and on Venus in Newtons. The program will also display a message indicating that the object is heavy is if weighs over $1250$ Newtons on Earth. The program will display a message indicating that the object is light if it weighs less than $20$ Newtons on Earth.

To calculate the weight of the object in Newtons, multiply its mass $($in kilograms$)$ by the acceleration due to gravity. For Earth use $9\mathrm{.}807$ m$/$sect$^2,$ for the Moon use $1\mathrm{.}62$ m$/$sec$^2,$ for Mercury use $3\mathrm{.}7$ m$/$sec$^2,$ and for Venus us $8\mathrm{.}87$ m$/$sect$^2$ for your acceleration. Define named constants $($doubles$)$ for each of these.