Objectives Compile and run C++ code Take user inputs and produce outputs Understand C++ data types Perform arithmetic operations O You can find a document called Homework 2 Background in the Week 4 Module on Canvas. This document will serve as a reference for some fundamental syntax in C++. Submissions C++ files. All files should be named as specified in each question, and they should compile and run on VSCode to earn full points. TAs will be grading the style of your code and comments. Please see the Style Guide file on Canvas and Homework 2 Background file on Canvas, both in the Week 4 Module. At the top of each file, write your name with the following format: // CS1300 Spring 2021 // Author: Punith Sandhu // Recitation: 123 - TA name // Homework 2 - Problem # ... When you are finished with all the questions, zip all files. Submit the zip file under the assignment Homework 2 on Canvas. Code Runner. The correctness of your program will be graded by Code Runner. You can modify your code and re-submit (press Check again) as many times as you need to, until the assignment due date. You can find Code Runner on the page titled Homework 2 - Coderunner in the Week 4 Module. Question 5 (5 points): Convert teaspoons Write a program that takes a number of teaspoons as user input (as an integer) and converts it to the number of whole cups, tablespoons, and teaspoons as shown below. The conversion information between these measurement metrics is provided in the table below. You should convert the number of teaspoons in such a way that maximizes the whole number of cups and tablespoons. Metric conversion: 1 tablespoon 3 teaspoons 1 cup 16 tablespoons Expected output 1 (bold is user input) Enter the number of teaspoons: 8 O cup (s) 2 tablespoon (s) 2 teaspoon (s) Expected output 2 (bold is user input) Enter the number of teaspoons: 277 5 cup (s) 12 tablespoon(s) 1 teaspoon (s) The file should be named as convertteaspoons.cpp. Don't forget to head over to Coderunner on Canvas and paste your solution in the answer box