$(70$ Points$)$ Using ANY High$-$Level Language, write a program that includes$/$accomplishes the

following:

a$.$ Display a menu to the user with the following options:

i$.16-$bit Binary value

ii$.32-$bit Hexadecimal value

iii. Integer value

iv$.$ Quit

b$.$ If the user selects a $16-$bit Binary value, prompt the user to enter the $16-$bit Binary value,

read$/$save the input, and output the corresponding Hexadecimal value and Integer value,

with appropriate introductory text labels. Then display the menu again for a new

selection.

c$.$ If the user selects a $32-$bit Hexadecimal value, prompt the user to enter the $32-$bit

Hexadecimal value, read$/$save the input, and output the corresponding Binary and Integer

values, with appropriate introductory text labels. Then display the menu again for a new

selection.

d$.$ If the user selects an Integer value, prompt the user to enter the Integer value, read$/$save

the input, and output the corresponding Binary and Hexadecimal values. Then display the

menu again for a new selection.

e$.$ If the user selects Quit, display a farewell message and terminate the program.

Do not call built$-$in library functions that accomplish these tasks automatically. $($Examples

are sprintf and sscanf from the Standard C library.$)$