Create a program called dataExercise.c that declares the following variables and displays their values:

1) Declare a character variable with value 'a', and display the character using printf with a %c format. Then add a second printf that displays the characater with a %d format.

2) Declare a short int variable with a value set to the maximum value of a short int (the maximum value for whatever machine I happen to use to grade your assignment - so use the correct limits.h constant). Display the value using printf with a %d format.

3) Declare a double variable with a value set to positive infinity. Display the value using printf with a %f format.

4) Prompt the user and accept the following 4 types of values from a single input line: char int char float

5 )Display the values that were read in (4)

6) Prompt the user and accept the following types of values from a single input line: char float int char

7) Display the values that were read in (6)

8 )Prompt the user and accept an integer value

9 ) Display the value read in (8) in a right-justified field of width 15, with leading zeroes

10) Prompt the user and accept a float value

11) Display the value read in (10) in a right-justified field of width 15, with 2 decimal points of precision, and leading spaces

Sample Output , sample input

Program: dataExercise.c Author: Doug Jones a 97 32767 +INF Enter char int char float: a 5 b 5.5 You entered: 'a' 5 'b' 5.500 Enter char float int char: a 6.5 6 b You entered: 'a' 6.500 6 'b' Enter an integer value: 5 You entered: 000000000000005 Enter a float value: 6.5 You entered: 6.50

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Program: dataExercise.c Author: Doug Jones a 97 32767 1.#INF00 Enter char int char float: a 5 b 5.5 You entered: 'a' 5 'b' 5.500 Enter char float int char: a 6.5 6 b You entered: 'a' 6.500 6 'b' Enter an integer value: 5 You entered: 000000000000005 Enter a float value: 6.5 You entered: 6.50