@@ -11,3 +11,19 @@ Exercise-4 (page 131): Problem 8 each time your, a random saying will be printed. hint: the index of the array will be the random number generated Exercise-5 (page 161): Problem 1 + physicists tell us that the lowest possible temperature is absolute zero. + absolute zero is -459.69 (note: actually the most current number I can find + is -459.67 which suggests the book was never right) degress Fahrenheit. + a.) Accept input from the user: a beginning temperature, an ending + temperature, and an increment (all fahrenheit). + b.) check for bad input: at temp less than absolute zere and an ending + temperature less than a beginning temperature. the program will send a + message to stderr if either condition is detected. the program will + send a message to stderr if either condition is detected. + c.) print a header showing "fahrenheit celsius " print all the values from + the beginning temperature to the ending temperature. use a looping + mechanism. the conversion formula is C = (F - 32) / 1.8 + + * bonus: make sure the user enters a number, either decimal or floating + * point; e.g., 5.5, .5, or 5. (note: this is stupid it should just convert + * it instead of making the users life harder) perl/assign2/README 04acfdf54e5436dbc7635eb95d9d0e29c153ac22 Caleb Cushing xenoterracide@gmail.com http://github.com/xenoterracide/school/commit/d418614ec04a21a3e8e2e079935816ef29c1c39d d418614ec04a21a3e8e2e079935816ef29c1c39d 2008-04-20T21:17:49-07:00 2008-04-20T21:17:49-07:00 update assign e5p1 in readme cc563303f944b3c61d8e270579c939964c7555dc Caleb Cushing xenoterracide@gmail.com