I am writing a program in C that will convert a floating point number to a base two binary number. It then normalizes it. so 3.74 outputs 1.111E1 . I am not supposed to have trailing zeros in the binary representation. so It will only print out until the last one on the left hand side. so 140.1 will print 1.0001100000110011001101E7. Can someone help me with this? Thanks

#include

int main()

{

int integral, binaryInt = 0, i = 1;

float binaryFract = 0, k =0.1f, fractional, temp, binaryTotal, f;

printf("Convert float to binary ");

printf(" Enter float value : ");

scanf("%f",&f);

integral = (int)f;

//Separating the fractional part of the value

fractional = f - (int)f;

//First lets convert integral part to Binary

while(integral>0)

{

binaryInt = binaryInt + integral % 2 * i;

i = i * 10;

integral = integral / 2;

}

//Loop for converting Fractional value to binary now

while(k>0.00000001)

{

temp = fractional *2;

binaryFract = binaryFract+((int)temp)*k;

fractional = temp - (int)temp;

k = k / 10;

}

//Combining the integral and fractional binary value.

binaryTotal = binaryInt + binaryFract;

printf(" binary equivalent = %lf ", binaryTotal);

}