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Transcribed Image Text:• Create another implement class named Celsius
to implement the interface. The constructor of
the class converts 37.78 degree Celsius into
Fahrenheit using the formula:
fah = (cles * 9.0/5.0) + 32.0;
and displays the message: "37.78 degrees in
Centigrade equal 100 Fahrenheit"
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