You will be completing a program that prints out your name and age to stdout. All the code you write will go in hello.cpp

TODO:

Create a variable to hold your age

Create a variable to hold your name

Initialize the values of these two variables

Write a function hello that takes no arguments and returns a std::string containing the following text: "Hello world! My name is your$\_$name and I am your$\_$age years old." where your$\_$name and your$\_$age are the values of your name and age variables.

The autograder is not that smart. It will be reasonably accommodating about your name, accept any integer for an age, but the rest of the text must match exactly.

In C$++,$ text is stored in a string type. We haven't gone over that in class yet, but a quick Google search should enlighten you on how to use it$.$