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This program accepts an integer between -511 to +511 typed in by user. It works as in Part 2 until a valid number is entered, then the program prints the binary version of the number as an integer and follows it by printing the binary representation of the number as a 16-bit floating point number in the same format as in Assignment 1. Unlike in Assignment 1 the input numbers are only integers. Bit 15 is the sign bit point 1. Unlike in Assignment i d Bits 14-11 is the biased exponent (bias of 7). Bits 10 - 0 is the mantissa (fractional part) Remember there is an implicit 1 for the fractional part. On the next page are some example interactions with the program. This program accepts an integer between -511 to +511 typed in by user. It works as in Part 2 until a valid number is entered, then the program prints the binary version of the number as an integer and follows it by printing the binary representation of the number as a 16-bit floating point number in the same format as in Assignment 1. Unlike in Assignment 1 the input numbers are only integers. Bit 15 is the sign bit point 1. Unlike in Assignment i d Bits 14-11 is the biased exponent (bias of 7). Bits 10 - 0 is the mantissa (fractional part) Remember there is an implicit 1 for the fractional part. On the next page are some example interactions with the program