Assignment: Construct a flowchart and then write a C++ program that will: ask the user to enter five (5) test scores
if any of the scores are less than zero (<0) or greater than 100 (>100), print an error message and exit the program
calculate the average of the five test scores
report the data entered by the user
report the average (rounded to two decimal places)
use cout << fixed << setprecision (2)
report the letter grade that should be assigned using the following scale
Additional Requirements:
The output from your program should be reported to both the screen (cout) and an output file names "Practicum1.txt".
Attach you flowchart to this document.
I need both of the flowchart and the c++ program for this assignment, the flowchart would better be hand written. The important thing is: how to end the program automatically if the input is under the condition of (score < 0 or > 100).

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