C++ ONLY. Write a function called checkLeapYear that takes a single integer argument representing a year and returns true if it is a leap year and false otherwise. This function MUST use a single if statement and Boolean operators.

• Your function MUST be named checkLeapYear

• Your function should take one parameter: the year value, as a positive integer

• Your function only uses if. else cannot be used to solve this problem.

• Your function should return a boolean value, true or false, according to the leap year definition (see below)

In general, years divisible by 4 are leap years. For dates after 1582, however, there is a Gregorian correction. Years divisible by 100 are not leap years but years divisible by 400 are. So, for instance, 1900 was not a leap year but 2000 was.

Examples:

• When the argument is equal to 1900, the function should return false;
• When the argument is equal to 2000, the function should return true.