In this recitation assignment, will write a complete C program that will prompt the user to enter an ASCII printable character and then print out its decimal (base 10), hexadecimal (base 16) and all 8 binary digits of its binary (base 2) representation You may assume that the user enters a valid ASCIl printable character when prompted Examples of printable characters include A, B, C, #, $, & +, 0, 1, 2, >) is used to shift bits to the right. Use this operator to right shift the printable character by the amount in the control variable (i.e., the number being decremented in each iteration of the for loop) and store in a temporary integer variable c. Next, the bitwise and operator (&) will set a bit to 1 if and only if both of the corresponding bits in the operands are 1. For example, if x-0110 and y-1011, then x&y-0010. Now, if the bitwise and of the temporary integer variable from (b) above and the integral literal value 1 is true, simply print "1 (with no newline) to the terminal, otherwise, print "0" (with no newline). After all 8 binary digits are printed, then print a newline to the terminal SAMPLE OUTPUT (user input shown in bold): $ Ja.out Enter an ASCII character: A The ASCll value of A is: dec 65 hex--41 bin 01000001 $la.out Enter an ASCII character: a The ASCll value of a is: dec -97 hex - 61 bin 01100001