Recall that casting in C tells your program to treat that value differently. For incompatible representations like integers and floats, this performs a conversion. How can we "trick" our program to read a given set of bits as a floating point number instead? Give an expression for the blank below to accomplish this. // the binary for 3.75 in floating point representation // (written in hex for ease of reading) unsigned x = 0x40700000; // should print out 3.75 printf("%f ", ____________);

FP Binary Recall that casting in C tells your program to treat that value differently. For incompatible representations like integers and floats, this performs a conversion. How can we "trick" our program to read a given set of bits as a floating point number instead? Give an expression for the blank below to accomplish this. // the binary for 3.75 in floating point representation // (written in hex for ease of reading) unsigned x = 0x40700000; // should print out 3.75 printf("%f ", -----); Tips: There should be no spaces or semicolons in your answer. The expected answer uses one set of parentheses