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Exercise 4.1: Factorial overflow Write a program to calculate and print the factorial of a number entered by the user. If you wish you can base your program on the user-defined function for factorial given in Section 2.6, but write your program so that it calculates the factorial using integer variables, not floating-point ones. Use your program to calculate the factorial of 200. Now modify your program to use floating-point variables instead and again calculate the factorial of 200. What do you find? Explain