Document the first few lines of your program to include your name, the date, and a brief description of what the program does.

Document the first few lines of your program to include your name, the date, and a brief description of what the program does. You will need to create three variables in the main part of the program: keepGoing, totalBottles, and totalPayout. You will then use a while loop and continue until the user has entered a value other than “y” (without the quotes) to end the program. Within the while loop, you will get the bottles for each of the seven days from the user (don’t forget to convert this value from a string to a number), calculate the payout for the total, and print out the total bottles and total payout. You will need to create three (3) functions for this program: getBottles(), calcPayout() and printInfo(). The getBottles() function will also use a while loop to get each of the seven (7) bottle counts and tally the total bottles. It should return the total bottles to the main routine. The calcPayout() function should take in the total bottles and return the total payout. Last is the printInfo() function that will simply take as arguments the total bottles and total payout. It will simply print these out to the user. Last, you will prompt the user if he or she wishes to end the program. That will then end the program.