Description

Using basic expressions, display values of different data types

Requirements

Declare an int called days. Initialize this variable to the number of days in a year, 365
Declare an int called minutes. Initialize this variable to 60
Declare an int called hours. Initialize this variable to 24
Declare a string called message. Initialize this variable to a literal string, “Number of minutes”
Declare a double called actual_days. Initialize this variable to 365.2422.
Declare an int called total. Set this variable to the total number of minutes in a year using the variables you declared in steps 1-3. You will have to write an arithmetic expression to perform the calculation
Display a message showing the value of total along with message (see sample interaction below)
Display a message showing the value of minutes in a tropical year by performing the calculation inline in a cout statement. To calculate the number of minutes in a tropical year, use the actual_days variable instead of days. See below:
```
cout << "Number of minutes in a tropical year: " << (write the calculation formula here) << endl;
```
Make sure to use the variables in the display of your output. Do not simply hard-code all the results as numbers or string literals

You may not use any conditional constructs such as the IF statement

Number of minutes: 525600
Number of minutes in a tropical year: 525949

CATALOG ID: CPP-EXP0004

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