Exercise 1. A decimal real number is a number with both an integer and fractional part. The decimal real number is converted to a binary real number by converting both the integer and fractional parts to binary individually. For example, 194.37510 can be converted to binary by first converting 19410 to binary, and then converting 0.37510 to binary. From our examples above, we know that 1941o is equivalent to 110000102, and 0.3751o is equivalent to 0.0112. Therefore, 194.3751o is equivalent to 11000010.0112. Write a C program that takes as input a decimal (binary) real number and outputs its equivalent binary (decimal) number. To make things easier, use at most 10 binary digits for decimal fractions that cannot be represented exactly in binary