USING C++

Processing: Converting Celsius to Fahrenheit

To generate the required output, you will need to convert each Celsius temperature to Fahrenheit. Given this is a fairly generic task that could be reused in another program, you should create a function to do this. The actual calculation is straight forward; the function body may only need to be one line of code, so the function should be inline. Keep in mind that a processing function should only do processing, not input or output. Pass the Celsius temperature in as a parameter and send the Fahrenheit temperature back using a return statement.

Output: This Weeks Temperature Report

Write a function template that will display the temperatures entered in Celsius and Fahrenheit formatted as above. You must pass this function at least the array storing the Celsius temperatures and the number of items in that array. You could pass an array containing Fahrenheit temperatures although it is more efficient to simply call your processing function to convert each individual temperature as you need it. Either way is acceptable.

Formatting Hints:

Use a char constant to output the degree symbol: const char DEGREE_SYMBOL = (char) 248;.

Each column of the report is right aligned ten characters wide (do not use the tab escape

sequence, \t).

THIS WEEK S TEMPERATURE REPORT Sunday Monday Tuesdau Wednesdau Thursday Friday Saturdau 95.90F 91.94F 111.92F 131.90F 14.18F 47.84F 51.98F 35.50C 33.30 C 44.40 C 55.50 C -9.90 C 8.80C 11.10C