use a function called figureIt that determines some attributes of a floating-point number: 1) Is it evenly divisible by 2 - a Boolean 2) What is its sign - a character, and 3) What is its integer part rounded up or down as appropriate, an integer. Since the function has to "return" these three values, it can't use a return statement to do this. Return statements can only return one thing. Therefore, the function will have to "return" these three values using reference variables. The function has a total of four parameters and a post-condition that three of the actual parameters are changed by the function. The function figureIt does not have any I/O in it. Write a driver (a main function) that asks the user over and over for a real number until the user enters 0, determines its properties by calling the figureIt function, and prints these properties out. There is a round function - don't use it.

The ex[ected output is Enter x: 2

2: even, +, 2