Introduction In C language, all data objects are represented in the computer's memory in 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, and the type size can differ with different CPU architectures, 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. 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 these data types, and the struct defined below: struct Account \{ unsigned int account_number; char account_type; char *last_name; char *first_name; float balance; char reserved[6]; \}; Please follow the following requirements 1. Must have your comments on each line of the source code to explain your code. 2. The code must be able to display the sizes of all the data types shown in the following table on the screen