Use Dev C++ and paste the program Direction: Demonstrate the coresponding output of the given program.Create a C+ program that will input a single letter and printout the corresponding digit on thetelephone. The digits and letters on the telephone are associated as follows:3= DEF2 = ABC6 = MNOThere is no digit corresponding to either Q or Z. for this letters your program should print a4 = GHI8 = TUV5 = JKL9 = WXY7= PRSmessage indicating that they do not exist on the telephone dial. The program should use switchstatement accept either uppercase or lowercase.Sample Outputs:Phone DIGIT and LETTER Association2 = ABC6 = MNO3 = DEF7= PRS4 = GHI8 = TUV5= JKL9 = WXYEnter any letter: PTelephone digit: 7Phone DIGIT and LETTER Association3 = DEF4 = GHI8 = TUV5 = JKL9 = WXY2 = ABC6= MNO7= PRSEnter any letter: QTelephone digit: Sory.Not acceptable!

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Direction: Demonstrate the conesponding output of the given program. Create a C+ program that will input a single letter and printout the corresponding digit on the telephone. The digits and letters on the telephone are associated as follows: 4 = GHI 8 = TUV There is no digit corresponding to either Q or Zz for this letters your program should print a message indicating that they do not exist on the telephone dial. The program should use switch 3 = DEF 5 = JKL 9 = WXY 2 = ABC 6 = MNO 7= PRS statement accept either uppercase or lowercase. Sample Outputs: Phone DIGIT and LETTER Association 2 = ABC 6 = MNO 4 = GHI 8 = TUV 5 = JKL 9 = WXY 3= DEF 7= PRS Enter any letter: P Telephone digit: 7 Phone DIGIT and LETTER Association 2 = ABC 6 = MNO 4 = GHI 5 = JKL 9 = WXY 3 = DEF 7= PRS 8 = TUV Enter any letter: a Telephone digit: Sorry.Not acceptable!

Direction: Demonstrate the conesponding output of the given program. Create a C+ program that will input a single letter and printout the corresponding digit on the telephone. The digits and letters on the telephone are associated as follows: 4 = GHI 8 = TUV There is no digit corresponding to either Q or Zz for this letters your program should print a message indicating that they do not exist on the telephone dial. The program should use switch 3 = DEF 5 = JKL 9 = WXY 2 = ABC 6 = MNO 7= PRS statement accept either uppercase or lowercase. Sample Outputs: Phone DIGIT and LETTER Association 2 = ABC 6 = MNO 4 = GHI 8 = TUV 5 = JKL 9 = WXY 3= DEF 7= PRS Enter any letter: P Telephone digit: 7 Phone DIGIT and LETTER Association 2 = ABC 6 = MNO 4 = GHI 5 = JKL 9 = WXY 3 = DEF 7= PRS 8 = TUV Enter any letter: a Telephone digit: Sorry.Not acceptable!

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