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Recall that a float is stored in the following format: ±sign 1.mantissa • 2^exponent?127 where sign...

Recall that a float is stored in the following format:

±sign 1.mantissa • 2^exponent?127

where sign is 1 bit, exponent is 8 bits, and mantissa is 23 bits. Write a C function that accepts an int parameter and returns a float represented by the bits in the int. The 32-bit integer is organized as 1-bit sign, 8-bit exponent, 23-bit mantissa. For example, 0x3F800000 represents 1.0 because the sign bit is 0, the exponent is 127, and the mantissa is all 0’s.

It has to be a proper c executable code.Please help.

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