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Write one or more C++ statements that assign the correct value to discount, using the logic described here:
Assign .20 to discount if dept equals 5 and price is $100 or more.
Assign .15 to discount if dept is anything else and price is $100 or more.
Assign .10 to discount if dept equals 5 and price is less than $100.
Assign .05 to discount if dept is anything else and price is less than $100.
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