Add code to your program from assignment 2 so that you can verify user input, and respond more specifically to the user's input. Produce different output messages depending on the input that the user provides.

As an example, if you asked for the user's age, then based on the age, you can respond in different ways, like this:

Age Output

>120 "invalid age"

0-2 "what a cute baby"

3-6 "Let's play hide and seek"

7-11 "Let's play minecraft"

12-17 "Let's play five nights at freddy's"

18-22 "First time voting!"

18-24 "How's school?"

31-55 "How's work?"

56-99 "How's retirement?"

100-120 "Oldest Ever!"

Note that some ranges may overlap. You should include something like this (overlapping ranges) in your code; you will need to use nested if statements to handle that situation.

Respond to at least one numerical question and at least one text question. Responding to the text question will require giving the user a choice of options, and verifying that the input is one of the available options. Use a loop to keep asking the user until they give one of the options, like this:

Are you feeling happy today? (yeso/unsure)

> pretty happy

Please answer with one of the available options.

Are you feeling happy today? (yeso/unsure)

> Yeppers

Please answer with one of the available options.

Are you feeling happy today? (yeso/unsure)

> yes

Great! glad you are happy.

In addition to a screenshot, you should generate an output log file. This means that for every input the program receives, that input should be sent to the output file (an echo), and that every output that the program generates should be displayed to the screen AND sent to the output file. For example, for every line that starts with cout

By building a log file in this way, you can do multiple test of input and output without having to find a way to fit them all on your screenshot. When you submit your code, provide a copy of your log file as well as a copy of your .cpp file, in order to show the test cases you used. Indicate (in your assignment file or comments) which test cases you chose and why.

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