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Overview It is finally time for your first lab. Woo hool Well, not so much a lab perse, but something to do this week. We are getting rather close to our first official lab, so it's a good idea to understand the data that your program will use. So, for this first assignment, you are going to convert some values to their binary forms. Part 1: Integers First, let's have you convert some decimal numbers to their binary format. Show your work for credit. 1. The first number is in binary. Convert it back to decimal. Truly a special number (III efreplain it iater). 2. This second number is in decimal. Convert it to binary. The "Ultimate Answer" from Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy Strings Text is stored as a series (an array) of bytes. In the case of classic ASCII, each character is stored with one byte. For this section, you are going to hand-convert two strings to their hexadecimal (and binary) representations. Here is an example: For your homework assignment, you are required to put each character on a different line. Each character will by . the hexadecimal and binary equlvalents. Your turn-in must be hand-written. Show your work (if needed). You don't have to draw the lines shown above. 3. Convert the following text to a series of bytes. Go Hornets/ Stingers Upi 4. Convert the following text to a series of bytes. Use your name rather than YourName. For example, if you name is SpongeBob, convert the following text: My Name is spongeBob. If you have a long name, you can stop after 10 characters. Use your actual name rather than the literal text "YourName:. How to Turn in Homework will be due one week after being assigned. You will submit your assignment in-class. All work must be done by hand on paper. Do not upload them to Canvas. Do not e-mail. Assignments uploaded to canvas will not be graded