Using concepts taught in the first three weeks in this course and in the earlier course...

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Using concepts taught in the first three weeks in this course and in the earlier course (ITC/PF) write code for the following task. Input: A decimal number, e.g., 65, 65.0, 65.5, 0.0065, 1, 123456789, etc. Output: The contents of the 4 bytes of memory in hex (first byte first) if the input number is stored as a float. Sample run #1: Enter a decimal value: 65.0 0x42820000 Sample run #2: Enter a decimal value: 0.0065 0x3bd4fdf4 So based on the restriction stated above, you cannot use unions or pointers. Your code will be tested on different values than those given as examples above. Using concepts taught in the first three weeks in this course and in the earlier course (ITC/PF) write code for the following task. Input: A decimal number, e.g., 65, 65.0, 65.5, 0.0065, 1, 123456789, etc. Output: The contents of the 4 bytes of memory in hex (first byte first) if the input number is stored as a float. Sample run #1: Enter a decimal value: 65.0 0x42820000 Sample run #2: Enter a decimal value: 0.0065 0x3bd4fdf4 So based on the restriction stated above, you cannot use unions or pointers. Your code will be tested on different values than those given as examples above.