You need to use an RF communication module that only transmits strings to a base unit and you need to send that unit a floating point value that can be any number, positive or negative. Write a function, ftoa, to convert a real number to a string. Write a main function that reads numbers from a keyboard, converts them to strings, and then prints out both the number and the string equivalent. Main should stop when an invalid integer is input (not a number). C Program.

You need to use an RF communication module that only transmits strings to a base unit and you need to send that unit a floating point value that can be any number, positive or negative. Write a function, ftoa, to convert a real number to a string. Write a main function that reads numbers from a keyboard, converts them to strings, and then prints out both the number and the string equivalent. Main should stop when an invalid integer is input (not a number). C Program.

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