A U.S. customary gill is a measure of volume that is equal to 32 fluid drams. One dram is equal to 1/8 of a U.S. fluid ounce. Yes, these are real measurements. If you know the number of fluid ounces, you can calculate the number of drams (d) as: drams ounces. 8 and the number of gills as gills = ounces / 4 Write a program that asks the user to enter the number of ounces of apple cider they want to purchase to take home. It should then calculate and display the correct number of gills and drams. If the result is more than 1024 drams, a message should display indicating that the amount they want is large and they will need to purchase their cider in gallons. If the result is less than 100 drams, a message should display indicating that the amount they want is too small and perhaps they should just order a pint.