Write a program that asks the user to enter a positive integer that represents a number in the decimal system and then displays the binary representation of the number. Your solution must include at least the following function: decimalToBinary(number): a recursive function that takes a positive integer number (in decimal) as its parameter and returns a string with it's binary representation. g

In Python:

def decimalToBinary(num):

   if num == 0:

       return 0

   else:

       return(num%2 + 10*decimalToBinary(int(num//2)))

decimal_number = int(input("Decimal Number: "))

print("Decimal: "+str(decimalToBinary(decimal_number)))

Explanation:

This defines the function

def decimalToBinary(num):

If num is 0, this returns 0

   if num == 0:

       return 0

If otherwise

   else:

num is divided by 2, the remainder is saved and the result is recursively passed to the function; this is done until the binary representation is gotten

       return(num%2 + 10*decimalToBinary(int(num//2)))

The main begins here.

This prompts the user for decimal number

decimal_number = int(input("Decimal Number: "))

This calls the function and prints the binary representation

print("Decimal: "+str(decimalToBinary(decimal_number)))

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