Write a program typemult.c in C that prompts the user for two numbers and asks whether to treat each number as an integer. Then multiply the two numbers, treating each number as an int or double based on the user’s preference. Print the resulting computation, matching the format in the examples below. Note that numbers are comma delimited and that the user can answer the y/n questions with either lower or uppercase letters.

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Enter two numbers to multiply: 2.5,3.5

Is the first number an int (y/n)? n

Is the second number an int (y/n)? N

2.50 * 3.50 = 8.75

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Enter two numbers to multiply: 0.5, 3.5

Is the first number an int (y/n)? n

Is the second number an int (y/n)? Y

0.50 * 3 = 1.50

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Enter two numbers to multiply: 10.9,11.2

Is the first number an int (y/n)? y

Is the second number an int (y/n)? n

10 * 11.20 = 112.00

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Enter two numbers to multiply: 20.54 , 35.19

Is the first number an int (y/n)? y

Is the second number an int (y/n)? Y

20 * 35 = 700

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Enter two numbers to multiply: 10 ,20

Is the first number an int (y/n)? n

Is the second number an int (y/n)? N

10.00 * 20.00 = 200.00