C++ Tutorials - Absolute n00b spoonfeed

Here's an idea for a practice project since we are all international we read things differently like the temp. If I tell you it's 95 out you would first think that I'm in hell burning alive till you realize that it was Fahrenheit and not Celsius.(though you still wouldn't be far off in thinking that) so a project idea would be to make a temp converter to say what it is in Fahrenheit or Celsius. Then you could add to that and convert weights, measurements and maybe even currency expect that's always changing. You get the idea and in the end it would actually be a useful little program. It's a simple program so I'm going to make you have to Google the formula just to add to the challenge.

to help check if it works Fahrenheit is 32 freezing and 212 boiling
this will give you a comparison to see if it works.

noobgrammer wrote:Here's an idea for a practice project since we are all international we read things differently like the temp. If I tell you it's 95 out you would first think that I'm in hell burning alive till you realize that it was Fahrenheit and not Celsius.(though you still wouldn't be far off in thinking that) so a project idea would be to make a temp converter to say what it is in Fahrenheit or Celsius. Then you could add to that and convert weights, measurements and maybe even currency expect that's always changing. You get the idea and in the end it would actually be a useful little program. It's a simple program so I'm going to make you have to Google the formula just to add to the challenge.

to help check if it works Fahrenheit is 32 freezing and 212 boiling
this will give you a comparison to see if it works.

You should add a Celsius / Fahrenheit -> Kelvin (No idea if it's spelled like that) to!

( 0 Celsius = 273 K I thought )