I am curious if it would ever be in good practice to omit constructor definitions from a class. Here, the intention of the Temperature class is to simply convert between one temperature scale to an.
Here is what I have so far. I understand the middle portion of it. I'm just having a hard time understanding which variables to stick in the voids.
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[QUOTE=vinochick;1056620]Here is what I have so far. I understand the middle portion of it. I'm just having a hard time understanding which variables to stick in the voids.
[CODE]#include
using namespace std;
//function prototypes
void getFahrenheit();
void calcCelsius();
void displayCelsius();
int main()
{
//declare variables
int …
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Here is what I have so far. I understand the middle portion of it. I'm just having a hard time understanding which variables to stick in the voids.
What are you getting from fahrenheit()? Put it in there as a reference argument/parameter...
Same with calcCelsius(), except you will need 2 arguments/parameters. One will have to be a reference, the other can be a value pass or a reference, it doesn't really matter. I'll leave it to you to decide which is which.
For displayCelsius() all that you have to do is send the celsius value. You don't need a reference because you aren't trying to modify it.
| /******************************************************************* |
| * C++ program to convert temperature from either Fahrenheit to * |
| * Celsius or vise-versa. * |
| * * |
| *******************************************************************/ |
| #include<iostream> |
| #include<cctype> |
| usingnamespacestd; |
| intmain() |
| { |
| int temp, tempCon; |
| char unit; |
| cout << 'Please enter the temperature and measurement system (c or f): '; |
| cin >> temp; |
| cin >> unit; |
| if ( isupper(unit) ) |
| { |
| unit = tolower(unit); |
| } |
| if (unit 'f') |
| { |
| temp = (temp - 32) / 9.0 * 5.0; |
| cout << temp << ' degrees Celsiusn'; |
| } |
| elseif (unit 'c') |
| { |
| temp = 9.0 / 5.0 * temp + 32; |
| cout << temp << ' degrees Fahrenheitn'; |
| } |
| else |
| { |
| cout << 'Sorry that unit of measure isn't recognized around here.n'; |
| } |
| return0; |
| } |
commented Mar 13, 2016
What is the line by line explanation of the above code please |
Fahrenheit To Celsius C Programming
commented Mar 3, 2017
gumagana po ba nyan ? |
commented Mar 7, 2019
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