Lecture activities are assignments issued during the lecture. Time permitting you may be able to complete these during class. Your instructor will inform you the details of this assignment during each module. Those missing class can generally complete the lecture activity by following the instructions in the recorded lecture. For tonight's activity, I'd like you to create a C++ program that stores contact information for colleagues in a struct. Your struct should store the first name, last name, phone number, email address, street address, City, State, and postal code for each contact. Write a function which displays each of these items on the screen. For this assignment, it's fine to create a struct within your program rather than inputting values from the user. In a larger program, you'd probably end up creating something such as an array of structs to store many users, and would need functions for adding and modifying the data members, but for now, I just want to make sure that everyone can create a struct and work with it's members