/*this program changes farenheit to celsius*/

#include<stdio.h>       /*all c programs must start with this*/
main()                  /*this is the main function it marks the begining of the program*/
{                       /*beneath this are character declarations*/
float celsius, faren;   /*float allows decimal points*/
char bell='\a';         /*this allows the computers bell to ring later*/
printf("enter farenheit ");  /*prompts the user to enter a number*/
scanf("%f", &faren);         /*this line reads what the user entered*/
celsius=(faren-32)*(5.0/9.0);   /*this is the translation formula*/
printf("Temp in celsius \n", celsius); /*this shows the results and goes to the next line*/
printf("%c", bell,'\n');  /*this rings the computers bell and goes to the next line*/
return;  /*all programs must contain this at the end*/
} /*the matches the bracket at the begining and ends the program*/





/*I tried several versions of this program, they didn't seem to work,
I couldn't get it to run properly with all the variables. I did get
it to work just using the numbers above. I don't know what the program
below doesn't work. It does ok until it has to do the calculation, then
it just prints zeros accross the screen
#include<stdio>.h
main()
{
float celsius, faren, a, b; these are the character declarations
int i;
char bell='\a'; rings the computer bell
faren=0;
i=32;        this is the body of the program
a=5.0;
b=9.0;
printf("enter farenheight ");
scanf("%f", &faren);
printf("%f", faren);
celsius = (faren - i) * ( a / b ); this is the formula that transalates
 farenheit into celsius, but does not seem to work
printf("%d %f %f %f", celsius, faren, a, b);
printf("%c", bell,'\n');
return;
}*/