What will be the output of the following program?#include <iostream>using namespace std;int main()   {    int i = 3;    int l = i / -2;    int k = i % -2;    cout << l  << " "  << k;    return 0;   }Select one:-1.5  -1-1.5  -1.97-1 1-1 -1

The output of the program will be "-1 1".

Here's the step by step explanation:

1. The program starts with the inclusion of the iostream library which allows the program to perform input and output operations.

2. The namespace std is declared to avoid the need of using std:: before every standard library object.

3. The main function is declared. This is the function that is executed when the program runs.

4. Inside the main function, an integer variable 'i' is declared and initialized with the value 3.

5. Then, another integer variable 'l' is declared and it is assigned the value of 'i' divided by -2. Since 'i' is 3, the division operation results in -1.5. But since 'l' is an integer, it can only hold integer values and the decimal part is truncated. So, 'l' becomes -1.

6. Next, an integer variable 'k' is declared and it is assigned the value of 'i' modulo -2. The modulo operation gives the remainder of the division of 'i' by -2. Since 3 divided by -2 gives a remainder of 1, 'k' becomes 1.

7. The cout statement is used to print the values of 'l' and 'k' separated by a space. So, it prints "-1 1".

8. The return 0 statement signifies that the program has executed successfully without any errors.