Short Answer Questions 1. Write a single C++ statement that will: Print the string “C++” using the variable: string s = “Introduction to C++”. 2. Change the letter ‘c’ to ‘C in the following string:...

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Short Answer Questions 1. Write a single C++ statement that will: Print the string “C++” using the variable: string s = “Introduction to C++”. 2. Change the letter ‘c’ to ‘C in the following string: Reprint the string with “C” given the code and using the string: string greeting = “Introduction to c++” 3. Write the C++ statement or statements that will: Print the answer for regular division of the real numbers a / b + c and print the answer for integer division of the same values for integer numbers d / e + f. For example, given float a=13, b=3, c = 10, the statements would print : Regular division result = 14.3333 Integer division result = 14 4. Write the C++ statement or statements that will generate a random number between 100 and 110: 5. Write a C++ statement or statements that will: Print the first two digits and the last two digits of any 4 digit number stored in an integer variable n. For example, given int n = 5623, print 56 23. 6. Write C++ statements that will align the following three lines as printed in two 20 character columns. Name Years President Abraham Lincoln1860-1865 Thomas Jefferson1801-1809 7. Write a C++ statement or statements that will Output if a string has a length greater than 10, equal to 10 or less than 10. Examples : string str1 = “Four Score and Seven Years Ago” would output “String Length > 10” string str2 = “Good Day” would output “String Length < 10”="" string="" str3="0123456789”" would="" output="" “string="" length="10”" 8.="" create="" a="" truth="" table="" and="" determine="" the="" results="" for="" the="" following="" equation="" and="" values="" equation="" :="" bool="" b="">< 7)="" ||="" ((b-a=""> 10) && !(c*a == 8))) Values : a = 2; b = 8; c = 4 9. Write a program using Atom and submit via Blackboard. a. Request an integer whole dollar amount from the console. b. Using the least amount of bills ($50,$20,$10,$5,$1) necessary, calculate how many of each bill type you will need to get to that value. Output Example 1 (input is bold and italicized) Enter a whole dollar amount as n integer: 633 You will need: 12 $50 bill(s). 1 $20 bill(s). 1 $10 bill(s). 0 $5 bills(s). 3 $1 bill(s). Output Example 2 (input is bold and italicized) Enter a whole dollar amount as an integer: 364 You will need: 7 $50 bill(s). 0 $20 bill(s). 1 $10 bill(s). 0 $5 bills(s). 4 $1 bills(s).