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plz help me with this question

jaliatus

New Coder
A microcontroller device has an analog input that picks up a voltage value over a range [minV, maxV]. To perform any processing, the device needs to convert the input voltage value to a binary (bits) value. Suppose this device has only 4 bits (N) of resolution, i.e., the voltage values are linearly transformed into integers between [0, 2N - 1]. To simulate this conversion of the analog signal to digital, find this integer for an input voltage value and convert it to its corresponding four-bit binary number. Display the input voltage value (format to 4 decimal places), the integer found, its corresponding four bits, and the complement of two. Do not allow the input voltage value to be out of range [minV, maxV] and when this happens, warn the user and close the program.
 

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