Create a (Mid level C++ program) menu-driven application that takes the radius of a circle as input and returns either t

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Create a (Mid level C++ program) menu-driven application thattakes the radius of a circle as input and returns either the area,circumference, diameter, or a table of circumference values. Tobegin, make sure to declare 𝜋 as a global variable and initializeit with 3.14159. This application should use the followingfunctions:
displayMenu - should display the following menuitems:
Input: none
Output: void
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getChoice - should ask the user for a choicebetween 1 and 5 and store it in a reference parameter variable.
Input: integer for choice
Output: none since the choice is passed byreference
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getRadius - should ask the user for a radiusand store it in a reference parameter variable. Do not allow anegative radius.
Input: double for radius
Output: none since radius is passed byreference
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calcArea - should calculate and return the areaof a circle. This function should be called by main and should bepassed radius as an argument. 𝐴 = 𝜋𝑟 2
Input: radius
Output: area of the circle
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calcCircumference - should calculate and returnthe circumference of a circle. This function should be called bymain and should be passed radius as an argument. 𝐶 = 2𝜋𝑟
Input: radius
Output: circumference of the circle
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calcDiameter - should calculate and return thediameter of a circle. This function should be called by main andshould be passed radius as an argument. 𝐷 = 2𝑟
Input: radius
Output: diameter
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int main() using a do..while loop, the mainshould do the following:
1. Declare all appropriate local variables
2. Display Menu
3. Get a choice from the user
4. Clear screen
5. Based on the user’s choice, use an if statement or switch tocall the appropriate function
6. Pause screen
7. Clear screen
8. As long as the user has not chosen option 5, then repeat allabove steps.