Create a program named Program5_Overview_YourName.cpp to include the following code segment into your program o You have to take care of variable declaration and other needed lines/statements change the if-else if-else structure to switch-case structure o You must keep the functioning of the program - use different structure to implement the same task ● Program 5: More on C++ Programming Due on Sunday, 10/30/2022, by 11:59pm cout << "Enter a number from 1 to 10: cin >> num; page. if (num==1) else if (num==2 else if (num==3 else if (num==4) else total = 60; cout << total << endl; total = 1; total = 5; total = 27; total = 39; Snapshot your compiler window with the output lines fully displayed after you successfully run your program and save the picture as Program5_YourName.png. Submit both of your program Program5_Overview_YourName.cpp (70%) and the picture Program5_YourName.png (30%) to Blackboard via Program5 link in Assignments section of the course

Introduction:

• Switch case statements allow a value to change execution control and adhere to a selection-control method.
• They serve as a replacement for lengthy if clauses that compare a variable to a number of integral values.
• A multiway branch statement is the switch statement. It offers a simple method for allocating execution to various sections of code according to the expression's value.