Task 2: memory dump

1. Float Format (f) – Add format f to interpret the next 4 bytes as a 32-bit floating-point number.

2. Octal Format (o) – Add format o to print the next 4 bytes as an octal (base-8) integer.

3. Binary Format (b) – Add format b to print the next 1 byte as 8 bits of binary (e.g., 01010101).

4. Hex without Prefix (x) – Add format x to print 4 bytes in hexadecimal without the standard 0x prefix.

5. Truncated String Pointer (s) – Modify the s (pointer) format to truncate and only print the first 8 characters of the string.

6. Address Tracking (A) – Add a format character A that prints the hex memory address of the current data pointer.

7. Skip Logic (k) – Implement a "skip" character k that advances the data pointer by 4 bytes without printing anything.

8. Item Delimiter – Modify memdump to print a custom delimiter (like a vertical bar |) between every parsed item.

9. Big-Endian Integer – Change the integer format i to print the 4 bytes in Big-Endian order instead of Little-Endian.

10. String Length Tracking (S) – Change format S (inline string) to print the string length in parentheses after the text.