Write a program that prints a table converting miles to/from kilometers, exactly as shown in the sample run. Your code must demonstrate the use of a while and a for loop (have some of the code done using a while loop and the some other using the for loop)
Note that: One Mile = 1.6 Kilometer.
Sample run 1: User's entry is in blod
Welcome to the distance converter program (miles<->kms)
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Enter how many conversions would you like to print ( up to 99) : 15
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| 15 mlies = 24.00 km | 1 km = 0.63 miles |
| 14 mlies = 22.40 km | 2 km = 1.25 miles |
| 13 mlies = 20.80 km | 3 km = 1.88 miles |
| 12 mlies = 19.20 km | 4 km = 2.50 miles |
| 11 mlies = 17.60 km | 5 km = 3.13 mile s |
| 10 mlies = 16.00 km | 6 km = 3.75 miles |
| 9 mlies = 14.40 km | 7 km = 4.38 mile s |
| 8 mlies = 12.80 km | 8 km = 5.00 mile s |
| 7 mlies = 11.20 km | 9 km = 5.63 miles |
| 6 mlies = 9.60 km | 10 km = 6.25 miles |
| 5 mlies = 8.00 km | 11 km = 6.88 miles |
| 4 mlies = 6.40 km | 12 km = 7.50 miles |
| 3 mlies = 4.80 km | 13 km = 8.13 miles |
| 2 mlies = 3.20 km | 14 km = 8.75 miles |
| 1 mlies = 1.60 km | 15 km = 9.38 miles |
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Sample run 2: User's entry is in blod
Welcome to the distance converter program (miles<->kms)
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Enter how many conversions would you like to print ( up to 99) :150
Number out of range (1 to 99 lines)! Try again :100
Number out of range (1 to 99 lines)! Try again :0
Number out of range (1 to 99 lines)! Try again :3
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| 3 mlies = 4.80 km | 1 km = 0.63 miles |
| 2 mlies = 3.20 km | 2 km = 1.25 miles |
| 1 mlies = 1.60 km | 3 km = 1.88 miles |
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Before you start your code, try the following code segment:
int myInteger = 15;
float myFloat = 84.2561;
printf ("abc%dxyz\n", myInteger);
printf ("abc%10dxyz\n", myInteger);
printf ("abc%-10dxyz\n\n\n", myInteger);
printf ("abc%fxyz\n", myFloat);
printf ("abc%.2fxyz\n", myFloat);
printf ("abc%10.2fxyz\n", myFloat);
printf ("abc%-10.2fxyz\n", myFloat);