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Suppose someone tries to store into a single integer a student number and a student percentage score for a certain exam. for example, the integer 10085 might be used to store the fact that student number 100 received the value 85 on a certain exam. for example, the integer 876597 might be used to store the fact that student number 8765 received the value 97 on a certain exam. assuming no one scored more than 99 on a certain exam and assuming you will receive data with atleast three digits or more so the student number and percentage score always both exist, write code that reads in a single integer value and then breaks this packed integer into its two fields, the student number and the student percentage score.

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