Problem Definition Your program will be "menu driven". This means that after every completed operation by your program, the user is presented with a menu of options once again. EVERY menu will have a...

Extracted text: Problem Definition Your program will be "menu driven". This means that after every completed operation by your program, the user is presented with a menu of options once again. EVERY menu will have a "Quit" option that will exit the user completely from your program. Create your menu options with brief but meaningful labels, The first option of your program will prompt the user to enter a positive binary number (base 2 -- 1's and O's only) of no more than 6 digits. Read this value as an int type value and your program must make sure that it is indeed a binary number (only l's and 0's). If it isn't, then the user is prompted again. If it is binary, then your program is to calculate the equivalent decimal value (base 10 -- the number system).