a. Read the day as a string input and the weather in Celsius as integer input. b. Convert the weather degree from Celsius to Fahrenheit, using following equation: Fahrenheit 9/5.0 Celsius + Constant, where Constant is always 32, the weather in Fahrenheit should be decimal number. c. The program should implement a casting operation d. The program should implement a constant variable e. The program should run as following: (Note the use of tab character in the last message) ebug: inter the day: Monday inter the weather in celsius: 43 The weather in Fahrenheit= 109.4, day is Monday UILD SUCCESSFUL (total time: 7 seconds)

a. Read the day as a string input and the weather in Celsius as integer input. b. Convert the weather degree from Celsius to Fahrenheit, using following equation: Fahrenheit 9/5.0 Celsius + Constant, where Constant is always 32, the weather in Fahrenheit should be decimal number. c. The program should implement a casting operation d. The program should implement a constant variable e. The program should run as following: (Note the use of tab character in the last message) ebug: inter the day: Monday inter the weather in celsius: 43 The weather in Fahrenheit= 109.4, day is Monday UILD SUCCESSFUL (total time: 7 seconds)

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

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