In this lab you will create a temperature analyzing system. For this lab assume that the user will input the data for 5 days. You will create a console C++ program that uses nested loops and logical structures to read the low and high temperature of each day. Your program will calculate and display the average temperature of each day; It also needs to calculate and display the overall average, the day that had the lowest temperature and the day that had the highest temperature. The lowest temperature a user can input for a day is
-40. The highest temperature a user can input for a day is 40. The low temperature of a day can
not be higher than the high temperature if the same day. If the user input does not meet these
requirements, the program should display an appropriate error message and re-prompt.
Validation for non-numeric input is also required.

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