Write single C++ statements or portions of statements that do the following:
a) Input unsigned int variable x with cin and >>.
b) Input unsigned int variable y with cin and >>.
c) Declare unsigned int variable i and initialize it to 1.
d) Declare unsigned int variable power and initialize it to 1.
e) Multiply variable power by x and assign the result to power.
f) Preincrement variable i by 1.
g) Determine whether i is less than or equal to y.
h) Output integer variable power with cout and <<.
```
a) cin >> x;
b) cin >> y;
c) unsigned int i{1};
d) unsigned int power{1};
e) power *= x;
or
power = power * x;
f) ++i;
g) if (i <= y)
h) cout << power << endl;
```
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