Harshith is exploring the behaviour of floating-point arithmetic in C. Write a program that declares a float variable n with a value of 3.5. Use the printf function to display the following:The value of n.The result of adding 1 to n.The result of adding 2 to n.The result of adding 3 to n.Input format :No console input.Output format :The output displays the following in separate lines:The value of n.The result of adding 1 to n.The result of adding 2 to n.The result of adding 3 to n.Refer to the sample output for formatting specifications.Sample test cases :Input 1 :Output 1 :3.5000004.5000005.5000006.500000

Daniel is working on a program for mathematical operations. Create a program that takes two floating-point numbers, multiplies them, converts the result to an integer, and based on the user's choice:If the choice is 1, add 5 to the converted integer.If the choice is 2, subtract 5 from the converted integer.If the choice is 3, divide the converted integer by 2.Display the original multiplication result as a float with two decimal places, and then show the modified integer after the chosen operation. Input format :The first line of input consists of two float values: num1 and num2 separated by a space.The second line of input consists of an integer value n, representing Daniels's choice:If the choice is 1, add 5 to the converted integer.If the choice is 2, subtract 5 from the converted integer.If the choice is 3, divide the converted integer by 2.Output format :The first line displays "Multiplication Result (as float): " followed by the result of multiplying num1 and num2 as a float value with two decimal values.The second line displays "Converted Integer: " followed by the result as an integer value after performing the required operation on the converted result based on the choice.

What is the output of the following snippet code? float n = 123.1112F; printf("%.2f", n);A. 123.11B. 123.12C. 123.13D. 123.10

What will be the output of this code?      #include <stdio.h>   int main() {       float f = 1.5e2;       printf("%f", f);       return 0;   }Question 22AnswerA.1.500000B.15.000000C.150.000000D.150.0

What will be the output of the following C code?#include <stdio.h> int main() { float x = 21.0;  x %= 3.0;  printf("%f",x); return 0; }

What will be the output of the following C code? #include <stdio.h> int main() { int i = 10; void *p = &i; printf("%f\n", *(float*)p); return 0; }