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Basics of Most C++ Programs

01. // Programmer: Clayton Price date: 9/4/ // File: fahr2celc.cpp 03. // Purpose: this file contains the main function of the program which will input 04. // Fahrenheit temps from the user, then convert and output Celsius to same #include 07. using namespace std; int main() 10. { 11. /* DECLARATIONS */ 12. float celc; // output variable 13. float fahr; // input variable /* GREETINGS AND INPUT */ 16. cout<<”\t\tWelcome to Temperature Conversion Program”<<endl<<endl; 17. cout<<”Please enter a temperature in Fahrenheit: “; 18. cin>>fahr; /* COMPUTATIONS AND OUTPUT */ 21. celc = (5.0/9)*(fahr – 32); 22. cout<<”\n\nYour temperature input of “<<fahr<<” degrees Fahrenheit is “ 23. << celc<<” degrees celcius”<<endl; 24. cout<<”Have a nice day”<<endl; return 0; 27. }

01. // Programmer: Clayton Price date: 9/4/ // File: fahr2celc.cpp 03. // Purpose: this file contains the main function of the program which will input 04. // Fahrenheit temps from the user, then convert and output Celsius to same #include 07. using namespace std; int main() 10. { 11. /* DECLARATIONS */ 12. float celc; // output variable 13. float fahr; // input variable /* GREETINGS AND INPUT */ 16. cout<<”\t\tWelcome to Temperature Conversion Program”<<endl<<endl; 17. cout<<”Please enter a temperature in Fahrenheit: “; 18. cin>>fahr; /* COMPUTATIONS AND OUTPUT */ 21. celc = (5.0/9)*(fahr – 32); 22. cout<<”\n\nYour temperature input of “<<fahr<<” degrees Fahrenheit is “ 23. << celc<<” degrees celcius”<<endl; 24. cout<<”Have a nice day”<<endl; return 0; 27. }

01. // Programmer: Clayton Price date: 9/4/ // File: fahr2celc.cpp 03. // Purpose: this file contains the main function of the program which will input 04. // Fahrenheit temps from the user, then convert and output Celsius to same #include 07. using namespace std; int main() 10. { 11. /* DECLARATIONS */ 12. float celc; // output variable 13. float fahr; // input variable /* GREETINGS AND INPUT */ 16. cout<<”\t\tWelcome to Temperature Conversion Program”<<endl<<endl; 17. cout<<”Please enter a temperature in Fahrenheit: “; 18. cin>>fahr; /* COMPUTATIONS AND OUTPUT */ 21. celc = (5.0/9)*(fahr – 32); 22. cout<<”\n\nYour temperature input of “<<fahr<<” degrees Fahrenheit is “ 23. << celc<<” degrees celcius”<<endl; 24. cout<<”Have a nice day”<<endl; return 0; 27. }

01. // Programmer: Clayton Price date: 9/4/ // File: fahr2celc.cpp 03. // Purpose: this file contains the main function of the program which will input 04. // Fahrenheit temps from the user, then convert and output Celsius to same #include 07. using namespace std; int main() 10. { 11. /* DECLARATIONS */ 12. float celc; // output variable 13. float fahr; // input variable /* GREETINGS AND INPUT */ 16. cout<<”\t\tWelcome to Temperature Conversion Program”<<endl<<endl; 17. cout<<”Please enter a temperature in Fahrenheit: “; 18. cin>>fahr; /* COMPUTATIONS AND OUTPUT */ 21. celc = (5.0/9)*(fahr – 32); 22. cout<<”\n\nYour temperature input of “<<fahr<<” degrees Fahrenheit is “ 23. << celc<<” degrees celcius”<<endl; 24. cout<<”Have a nice day”<<endl; return 0; 27. }

01. // Programmer: Clayton Price date: 9/4/ // File: fahr2celc.cpp 03. // Purpose: this file contains the main function of the program which will input 04. // Fahrenheit temps from the user, then convert and output Celsius to same #include 07. using namespace std; int main() 10. { 11. /* DECLARATIONS */ 12. float celc; // output variable 13. float fahr; // input variable /* GREETINGS AND INPUT */ 16. cout<<”\t\tWelcome to Temperature Conversion Program”<<endl<<endl; 17. cout<<”Please enter a temperature in Fahrenheit: “; 18. cin>>fahr; /* COMPUTATIONS AND OUTPUT */ 21. celc = (5.0/9)*(fahr – 32); 22. cout<<”\n\nYour temperature input of “<<fahr<<” degrees Fahrenheit is “ 23. << celc<<” degrees celcius”<<endl; 24. cout<<”Have a nice day”<<endl; return 0; 27. }

01. // Programmer: Clayton Price date: 9/4/ // File: fahr2celc.cpp 03. // Purpose: this file contains the main function of the program which will input 04. // Fahrenheit temps from the user, then convert and output Celsius to same #include 07. using namespace std; int main() 10. { 11. /* DECLARATIONS */ 12. float celc; // output variable 13. float fahr; // input variable /* GREETINGS AND INPUT */ 16. cout<<”\t\tWelcome to Temperature Conversion Program”<<endl<<endl; 17. cout<<”Please enter a temperature in Fahrenheit: “; 18. cin>>fahr; /* COMPUTATIONS AND OUTPUT */ 21. celc = (5.0/9)*(fahr – 32); 22. cout<<”\n\nYour temperature input of “<<fahr<<” degrees Fahrenheit is “ 23. << celc<<” degrees celcius”<<endl; 24. cout<<”Have a nice day”<<endl; return 0; 27. }

01. // Programmer: Clayton Price date: 9/4/ // File: fahr2celc.cpp 03. // Purpose: this file contains the main function of the program which will input 04. // Fahrenheit temps from the user, then convert and output Celsius to same #include 07. using namespace std; int main() 10. { 11. /* DECLARATIONS */ 12. float celc; // output variable 13. float fahr; // input variable /* GREETINGS AND INPUT */ 16. cout<<”\t\tWelcome to Temperature Conversion Program”<<endl<<endl; 17. cout<<”Please enter a temperature in Fahrenheit: “; 18. cin>>fahr; /* COMPUTATIONS AND OUTPUT */ 21. celc = (5.0/9)*(fahr – 32); 22. cout<<”\n\nYour temperature input of “<<fahr<<” degrees Fahrenheit is “ 23. << celc<<” degrees celcius”<<endl; 24. cout<<”Have a nice day”<<endl; return 0; 27. }

01. // Programmer: Clayton Price date: 9/4/ // File: fahr2celc.cpp 03. // Purpose: this file contains the main function of the program which will input 04. // Fahrenheit temps from the user, then convert and output Celsius to same #include 07. using namespace std; int main() 10. { 11. /* DECLARATIONS */ 12. float celc; // output variable 13. float fahr; // input variable /* GREETINGS AND INPUT */ 16. cout<<”\t\tWelcome to Temperature Conversion Program”<<endl<<endl; 17. cout<<”Please enter a temperature in Fahrenheit: “; 18. cin>>fahr; /* COMPUTATIONS AND OUTPUT */ 21. celc = (5.0/9)*(fahr – 32); 22. cout<<”\n\nYour temperature input of “<<fahr<<” degrees Fahrenheit is “ 23. << celc<<” degrees celcius”<<endl; 24. cout<<”Have a nice day”<<endl; return 0; 27. }

01. // Programmer: Clayton Price date: 9/4/ // File: fahr2celc.cpp 03. // Purpose: this file contains the main function of the program which will input 04. // Fahrenheit temps from the user, then convert and output Celsius to same #include 07. using namespace std; int main() 10. { 11. /* DECLARATIONS */ 12. float celc; // output variable 13. float fahr; // input variable /* GREETINGS AND INPUT */ 16. cout<<”\t\tWelcome to Temperature Conversion Program”<<endl<<endl; 17. cout<<”Please enter a temperature in Fahrenheit: “; 18. cin>>fahr; /* COMPUTATIONS AND OUTPUT */ 21. celc = (5.0/9)*(fahr – 32); 22. cout<<”\n\nYour temperature input of “<<fahr<<” degrees Fahrenheit is “ 23. << celc<<” degrees celcius”<<endl; 24. cout<<”Have a nice day”<<endl; return 0; 27. }

01. // Programmer: Clayton Price date: 9/4/ // File: fahr2celc.cpp 03. // Purpose: this file contains the main function of the program which will input 04. // Fahrenheit temps from the user, then convert and output Celsius to same #include 07. using namespace std; int main() 10. { 11. /* DECLARATIONS */ 12. float celc; // output variable 13. float fahr; // input variable /* GREETINGS AND INPUT */ 16. cout<<”\t\tWelcome to Temperature Conversion Program”<<endl<<endl; 17. cout<<”Please enter a temperature in Fahrenheit: “; 18. cin>>fahr; /* COMPUTATIONS AND OUTPUT */ 21. celc = (5.0/9)*(fahr – 32); 22. cout<<”\n\nYour temperature input of “<<fahr<<” degrees Fahrenheit is “ 23. << celc<<” degrees celcius”<<endl; 24. cout<<”Have a nice day”<<endl; return 0; 27. }

01. // Programmer: Clayton Price date: 9/4/ // File: fahr2celc.cpp 03. // Purpose: this file contains the main function of the program which will input 04. // Fahrenheit temps from the user, then convert and output Celsius to same #include 07. using namespace std; int main() 10. { 11. /* DECLARATIONS */ 12. float celc; // output variable 13. float fahr; // input variable /* GREETINGS AND INPUT */ 16. cout<<”\t\tWelcome to Temperature Conversion Program”<<endl<<endl; 17. cout<<”Please enter a temperature in Fahrenheit: “; 18. cin>>fahr; /* COMPUTATIONS AND OUTPUT */ 21. celc = (5.0/9)*(fahr – 32); 22. cout<<”\n\nYour temperature input of “<<fahr<<” degrees Fahrenheit is “ 23. << celc<<” degrees celcius”<<endl; 24. cout<<”Have a nice day”<<endl; return 0; 27. }

01. // Programmer: Clayton Price date: 9/4/ // File: fahr2celc.cpp 03. // Purpose: this file contains the main function of the program which will input 04. // Fahrenheit temps from the user, then convert and output Celsius to same #include 07. using namespace std; int main() 10. { 11. /* DECLARATIONS */ 12. float celc; // output variable 13. float fahr; // input variable /* GREETINGS AND INPUT */ 16. cout<<”\t\tWelcome to Temperature Conversion Program”<<endl<<endl; 17. cout<<”Please enter a temperature in Fahrenheit: “; 18. cin>>fahr; /* COMPUTATIONS AND OUTPUT */ 21. celc = (5.0/9)*(fahr – 32); 22. cout<<”\n\nYour temperature input of “<<fahr<<” degrees Fahrenheit is “ 23. << celc<<” degrees celcius”<<endl; 24. cout<<”Have a nice day”<<endl; return 0; 27. }

01. // Programmer: Clayton Price date: 9/4/ // File: fahr2celc.cpp 03. // Purpose: this file contains the main function of the program which will input 04. // Fahrenheit temps from the user, then convert and output Celsius to same #include 07. using namespace std; int main() 10. { 11. /* DECLARATIONS */ 12. float celc; // output variable 13. float fahr; // input variable /* GREETINGS AND INPUT */ 16. cout<<”\t\tWelcome to Temperature Conversion Program”<<endl<<endl; 17. cout<<”Please enter a temperature in Fahrenheit: “; 18. cin>>fahr; /* COMPUTATIONS AND OUTPUT */ 21. celc = (5.0/9)*(fahr – 32); 22. cout<<”\n\nYour temperature input of “<<fahr<<” degrees Fahrenheit is “ 23. << celc<<” degrees celcius”<<endl; 24. cout<<”Have a nice day”<<endl; return 0; 27. }

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