I need help with this beginning C++ coding assignment. Can you please be clear and explain the important steps? THANK YOUUU

14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 + + + # Don't forget to Glt! Remember, it is your responsibility to document your coding efforts via version control. There shall be no points without a code history! .For each program, stage/commit/push (hereafter, we'll just say "commit" but mean all three) at least + + + + + + + + + + + once **while** you're working on it, and again when you've completed it. More than that is totally fine. It's also worth noting that, in practice, commits are meant to checkpoint your work at stages that you might wish to return to later, and, as such, ideally your code would be in a good working state for each commit like saving your work every time you've completed some small subtask. Please feel free to aim for that ideal, but I'm also entirely fine with us using commits as "messy saves\" for the time being and as we get used to Git. # Style Considerations This week, let us make sure to: * Use consistent indentation inside main(). * Do not cram multiple statements on one line. * Use blank lines responsibly. See the accompanying project 02 video in Canvas for further explanation. # Sample Program Run(s) and Project Complete Comment Don't forget to copy and paste sample program runs into 'program_run.txt'. This can be done in multiple steps if you like, and these program runs should show that you have successfully ran your programs and confirmed (by examining their output) that they are executing correctly. Please also don't forget to add a final **Feedback** comment with the message "082A project 02 complete.\" Should you find that you need or want to make changes after doing so, that's great, just continue to add this comment when you are once again done. 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 49 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 59 51 52 53 + ## draw_footsie.cpp + + In the file called draw_footsie.cpp, complete the body of main() so that it prints the following lines to the console: + +  + + You may use one or more hardcoded 'cout