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Introduction In C language, all data objects are represented in the computer's memory a number of bytes. A byte is the amount of storage occupied by one object of data type char. The size of a data type is the number of bytes the object will occupy and can be determined using the sizeof operator (please notice that sizeof is NOT a function, instead, it is an operator). The specific sizes of different types are implementation specific so type size can differ with different machines, compilers and even different modes within a compiler. The ANSI C standard requires minimum sizes for the integer and floating-point types and provides for the limits.h and float.h header files to define implementation-defined information. We Part 1. Lab Assignments Write a function that will determine and display the sizes of the main different C data types (char, short, int, long, float, double), pointers to data and the struct I defined below. struct Account unsigned int account number; char account type; char last name: char "first name; float balance; char reserved[6]; }; Fill in the following table as the results from all the machine/compiler combinations so the results can be easily compared. Size of the data type Data Type char short int long float double A pointer to int A pointer to long A pointer to float A pointer to double struct Account A pointer to Account