Write a C++ program to create a menu based calculator. Your program should perform the following features: + , -, ×, ÷, log, Mod, √, 10x , X3 , √? ? , √? ? , Xy , X2 , Exp, sin, cos, tan, Inv (for sin, cos and tan). Your program should be well thought and should not leave any possibility. For instance, it should not only add two numbers t should add two or more numbers. Your program should first print a menu displaying different options for user. Your program should look like as follows: Calculator by your name 1. Addition (+) 2. Subtraction (-) 3. Multiplication (×) 4. Division (÷) 5. Log 6. Modular (Mod) 7. Square root (√)

Write a C++ program to create a menu based calculator. Your program should perform the following features: + , -, ×, ÷, log, Mod, √, 10x , X3 , √? ? , √? ? , Xy , X2 , Exp, sin, cos, tan, Inv (for sin, cos and tan). Your program should be well thought and should not leave any possibility. For instance, it should not only add two numbers t should add two or more numbers. Your program should first print a menu displaying different options for user. Your program should look like as follows: Calculator by your name 1. Addition (+) 2. Subtraction (-) 3. Multiplication (×) 4. Division (÷) 5. Log 6. Modular (Mod) 7. Square root (√)

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