Can you do this code in C++ or Java Please?

Write a program that receives a real number in decimal (base 10) and converts it into binary (base 2). - You must implement the algorithm discussed in Chapter 1. - You may not use libraries or built-in functions (e.g., Double.toHexString(...) in Java or "{0:b}".format (..)inPython) You may assume that all input is well-formed (i.e., all inputs are valid real numbers). You need not (and should not) expect illegal inputs (e.g., "0.1LOL"). 1.1 Legal Input Ideally, your program should handle all real numbers including: negative numbers, positive numbers, and those with non-zero integer components. However, you may (without penalty) restrict your expected input to numbers in the domain 0 to (inclusive) to 1 (exclusive)-i.e., x[0,1 ). 1.2 Sample Execution \& Output All input must be handled through command line arguments. Suppose you were implementing your solution in a Python 3.7 program, convert_dec_to_bin.py. Program execution should be similar to: ./convert_dec_to_bin.py 0.50.250.75 The output should take a form similar to: If you have a number that repeats, stop after MAXDIGITS, which should be set as a global constant in your program. I suggest you start with MAXDIGITS=8