“Days into the year algorithm (C++)” Write a pseudo code for an algorithm to determine the number of days into a year for a SPECIFIC date. So for example: If a user inputs Jan 1, then the output should return 1. If the user inputs Feb 28, the output should return 59. Or, if a user inputs Dec 31 then the output must return 365. **Remember to include the year in the parameters because you need to add an extra day if it is March or greater and it is a leap year. So write the algorithm and have the user input any date using the following format: YYYY-MM-DD

“Days into the year algorithm (C++)” Write a pseudo code for an algorithm to determine the number of days into a year for a SPECIFIC date. So for example: If a user inputs Jan 1, then the output should return 1. If the user inputs Feb 28, the output should return 59. Or, if a user inputs Dec 31 then the output must return 365. **Remember to include the year in the parameters because you need to add an extra day if it is March or greater and it is a leap year. So write the algorithm and have the user input any date using the following format: YYYY-MM-DD

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