Repeat Exercise 15 in Chap. 3 to allow the user to find the hottest city for any
Question:
Repeat Exercise 15 in Chap. 3 to allow the user to find the hottest city for any number of sets of 3 cities. Use input, message, and confirmation dialog boxes. Confirmation dialog boxes are discussed in Appendix A.6. Three input dialog boxes are used to input temperature of three different cities. Then, a message dialog box displays the hottest city. After that a confirmation dialog box should appear to see if the user would like to continue. Use the best iteration structure.
Data From Exercise 15
The dew point temperature is a good indicator of how humid it feels during a hot day. The US National Weather Service (NWS) summarizes the human perception of humidity using the dew point temperatures shown in the table below.
Write a complete program using a selection structure to output how a person feels for a given dew point temperature. The program should perform the following tasks:
a. Allow the user to enter a dew point temperature.
b. Determine the human perception for a given dew point temperature.
c. Output the corresponding phrase from the table.
Here is some sample input and output:
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