The problem you are solving is as follows : This program is going to have just one function. Its name will be main. In fact every program in ‘C++’ will have a function called main. The computer needs to know where the execution starts. You need more "components" on top of the program to make it work. (Hint: see the "hello world" example in Module-1C to find out what is missing) int main() { return 0; } Inside those curly brackets and before the return statement you will be typing lots of print statements. cout << "NAME:\t"; cout << "E-MAIL:\t"; cout << "MAJOR:\t"; cout << "COMPUTER EXPERIENCE:\t"; After each of the cout statements given above, write another statement to output the information. So you will have at least eight statements in all. You will submit: the .cpp file with both the code and the output shown as a comment at the bottom, and the .txt file showing the output only, i. e. copy the output from the console and then paste to a .txt file. See instructions in Appendix III of Module 1. Here is a sample of the output and it should look at least like this on the console window: