The program should first prompt and take a user input of a valid number such as an integer: \"Enter a number (in minutes):\" After the user's input, the program will convert the number in minutes into xx days, yy hours, and zz minutes. For example: If the user input is... The program output is ... 55 0 day(s), 0 hour(s), and 55 minute(s) 69 O day(s), 1 hour(s), and 9 minute(s) 361 O day(s), 6 hour(s), and 1 minute(s) 1439 O day(s), 23 hour(s), and 59 minute(s) 1500 1 day(s), 1 hour(s), and 0 minute(s) -1501 -1 day(s), 1 hour(s), and 1 minute(s) N The basic idea is: every 60 minutes will be converted into 1 hour; every 24 hours will be converted into 1 day; keep the remaining minutes that are left after day and hour calculation. After the time conversion, the program should output a message such as \"Your input MM in minutes is equivalent to xx day(s), yy hour(s), and zz minute(s).\" The actual message can vary as long as the necessary information is displayed. There is no other specific requirement or instruction. You will design your program by outlining the program logic by yourself. Hint: consider how many minutes equal to 1 day and how many minutes equal to 1 hour. Take the day conversion first, the hour conversion next, and leaving the remaining minutes last.