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SEPARATE THE INTEGER PART AND DECIMAL PART



MY AIM IN THIS POST IS TO SEPARATE THE DECIMAL PART AND INTEGER PART,WHEN THE FLOATING POINT ENTERED BY THE USER.
HERE,IN THIS PROGRAM I WILL BE USING(LIMITS.H) HEADER ARE INCLUDED IN THE PROGRAM THE NUMBER ENTERED BY THE USER SHOULD NOT EXCEED THE (INT_MAX)

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