(Write in c++) Write a program that will allow a young user to discover the names (and spellings) of animals with
unusual names.
1. Prepare a title for the screen indicating the name of this software package.
2. Ask the user to enter his/her first name.
3. Put the following personalized message on the screen for the user: , this
program will allow you to investigate the names and spellings of unusual animals. The
computer can offer you information on animal names beginning with the letters A, C, H,
M, P, and W.
4. Ask the user to enter the letter they wish to investigate. You are to allow for both
CAPITAL and SMALL CASE responses of each letter. Use a if else-if statement to print
the appropriate message based on the user’s response.
5. These are the entries stored in the computer’s memory to be displayed:
A - Animals beginning with the letter ‘A’ include anteater, armadillo, and aardvark.
C - Animals beginning with the letter ‘C’ include caribou, Chihuahua, and Clydesdale.
H - Animals beginning with the letter ‘H’ include Hanoverian, hippopotamus, and
hyena,
M - Animals beginning with the letter ‘M’ include manatee, marmot, and mongoose.
P - Animals beginning with the letter ‘P’ include panda, platypus, and porcupine.
W - Animals beginning with the letter ‘W’ include walrus, warthog, and whippet.
5. Be sure to include a message to the user should he/she enter a letter other than those
specified in the program. Be friendly!!!
6. Conclude the program by typing the following personalized message: , thank you for using software.

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