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How
to create a python program that converts Celsius Temperature to Fahrenheit Temperature
This is a Python
3 tutorial for creating a Celsius to Fahrenheit program, and in order to get
started I always start with a comment about what the program that I am building
is. By using the # key you are able to then create comments in Python.
# program that converts Celsius into
Fahrenheit
# get users to input for Celsius then
do some math to convert
After the comment, I would usually import the functions I would utilize within the
program. In this program, I did not use a function, so I did not have to import
anything for this program.
Next, I will greet
the user with a print statement telling the user what the program does and
after that, I will then get input from the user to input into the computer the
high and low Celsius temperatures that they would like to convert into
Fahrenheit.
print("Hello there this program
will convert a high and low temperature for you.")
celsius1 = input("What is the high-temperature today in Celsius: ")
celsius2 = input("What is the low-temperature today in Celsius: ")
After I have
gotten the user to input the temperatures, we will create 2 separate
Fahrenheit variables that will calculate the temperatures into Fahrenheit.
Remember to do a bit of research to get the correct formula to do this
calculation, and the below code demonstrates that
fahrenheit1
= int(celsius1) * 9/5 + 32
Always ensure you are utilizing the correct
formulas or the user will not get their desired outcomes. Logic errors can
happen often. The program may run, but it does not output correctly, and
sometimes logic errors can be hard to find if your outcome is not what it
is supposed to be a good place to start especially, in this case, would be
the formula used for the calculations.
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