The assignment has to be writtin in the formal language C

Write a member function that takes a standard float variable, converts and stores it in your representation. As we are simplifying here, you are allowed to use any standard C float and int operations (divisions, modulo, typecasting). Start by enforcing the limits you determined in the previous point. Convert the whole part of the number to a short int and write it as a binary number into a character array (e.g., using snprintf). Convert the fractional part to a binary fraction and write it into the same array, while keeping track of where the binary dot should be. Convert the mantissa to cannonical form and calculate the value of the exponent. Using bit shifting and bitwise OR/AND operations, write the corresponding values from the character array into the data member. Write a member function that takes a standard float variable, converts and stores it in your representation. As we are simplifying here, you are allowed to use any standard C float and int operations (divisions, modulo, typecasting). Start by enforcing the limits you determined in the previous point. Convert the whole part of the number to a short int and write it as a binary number into a character array (e.g., using snprintf). Convert the fractional part to a binary fraction and write it into the same array, while keeping track of where the binary dot should be. Convert the mantissa to cannonical form and calculate the value of the exponent. Using bit shifting and bitwise OR/AND operations, write the corresponding values from the character array into the data member