LAB 4.6 – Using a switch Statement Step 1: Make a copy of the final, revised color. cpp program in your Lab4 folder and name it switch. cpp. Then remove petTag. cpp from the project and add the switch. cpp program to the project. Step 2: Replace the if/else if statement that begins on line 20 with a switch statement. Include a final default section to perform the same function the final trailing else does in the if/else if statement. Don’t forget the needed break statements. Step 3: Compile your program and then test it by running it 5 times, using the same 5 test cases you used in Lab 4.4. You should get the same correct results. Step 4: a- Paste the source code here. b- Capture the screenshots of the output screens of the completed program for run 3 & 7 above using PRTSC key of the keyboard and paste it here. LAB 4.7 – Complete Program