Make sure that you follow all the coding standards
From Linux on the GL machine:
Write a C program (see below) and save it in a file called numConvert.c in your ./CMSC104/hw5 directory
Compile the program:
gcc -lm -o numConvert numConvert.c
Run the program to make sure it works:
./numConvert
Use the SUBMIT utility turn in the homework.
submit cs104_grasso hw05 numConvert.c numConvert
Create a program that does the following:
Prompt the user to enter a positive integer value less than 65,000
Read an input number from the user.
Repeat the request until the user has entered a correct value.
Based on the decimal value entered by the user, print out the binary equivalent.
Program a while loop to iterate down over all the powers of 2, starting with 216
Create a variable called exponent and initalize it to 16.
use the pow(2,exponent) function in C to calculate 2 to that power.
Divide the user's number by that power of 2 to get the binary digit in that position.
Print out the digit
If the digit * (power of 2) is less than the user's number, subtract it from the user's number.
Decrement the exponent.
