Enter the program in Listing 2.9.2 and test it. Use Exercises 2.6 to test the program.First pic is the code. Second pic is what is needed to test the code. Pls I have no idea when i fill in the numbers the code does nothing 1/* echoDecHex.c* Asks user to enter an unsigned integer in decimal and* one in hexadecimal then echoes both in both bases.234* 2017-09-29: Bob Plantz5*/6.7#include 8.9.int main(void)10{unsigned int unsignedInteger;unsigned int bitPattern;111213printf("Enter an unsigned decimal integer: ");scanf("%u", &unsignedInteger);141516printf("Enter a bit pattern in hexadecimal: ");scanf("%x", &bitPattern);171819printf("%u is stored as %#010x, and\n", unsignedInteger,unsignedInteger);printf("%#010x represents the unsigned decimal integer %u\n",202122bitPattern, bitPattern);2324return 0;25} 2. Convert the following unsigned decimal integers to 8-bit hexadecimalrepresentation:а. 100b. 125С. 10d. 88е. 255f. 16g. 32▼ Answerh. 128а. 64b. 7dС. Оаd. 58е. fff. 10g. 20h. 80

This 100 is basically represent in 8 bit so it will be 0x00000064

*/ #include int main(void) { unsigned int unsignedInteger; unsigned int bitPattern; printf("Enter an unsigned decimal integer: "); scanf("%u", &unsignedInteger); printf("Enter a bit pattern in hexadecimal: "); scanf("%x", &bitPattern); printf("%u is stored as %#010x, and\n", unsignedInteger, unsignedInteger); printf("%#010x represents the unsigned decimal integer %u\n", bitPattern, bitPattern); return 0; }

*/ #include int main(void) { unsigned int unsignedInteger; unsigned int bitPattern; printf("Enter an unsigned decimal integer: "); scanf("%u", &unsignedInteger); printf("Enter a bit pattern in hexadecimal: "); scanf("%x", &bitPattern); printf("%u is stored as %#010x, and\n", unsignedInteger, unsignedInteger); printf("%#010x represents the unsigned decimal integer %u\n", bitPattern, bitPattern); return 0; }

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