#WSQ05

Well, for this program I did´t got any information of any resources, because I already had one semester of programming class. So now this is really easy for me and not because of my last teacher, because of web pages and help of a friend.

For solving this program I did something really simple, I declare 2 float variables, F and C witch the fist one stands for the value of Fahrenheit degrees and the second stands for the value of the Celsius degrees witch in this problem is the result. In this two variables the values of Fahrenheit and Celsius will be store.The math you have to solve in order to get the result is pretty simple, it is an easy equation c=(5*(F-32))/9. After solving the simple equation, what I did was just printing the result. Then I did a if/else loop for evaluate the result of Celsius degrees, if the Celsius degrees was equal or greater to 100, it should print that water boils at that temperature and if not, if it was less to 100, it should print that water does not boil at that temperature.

Here is the link of the source code for you to run it: https://www.dropbox.com/s/18sr6917hbc82x0/Degrees2.cpp?dl=0

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