For this assignment, you will:

• Make a subdirectory called assign2 in your account. Do your work for this assignment in this directory. To make the directory, use the following command on the main computers:

  mkdir assign2
  

  To change to that directory so that you may work in it, instead of the current (home) directory, do:

  cd assign2
  

  When you want to return to your home directory, simply type cd with no parameters.
• Write a C program called f2c.c that
  • Prompts the user with "Enter degrees Fahrenheit:"
  • Reads a floating point number using scanf
  • Converts the number from degrees Fahrenheit to Celcius and Kelvin
  • Prints the original number, then " degrees Fahrenheit is ", then the Celcius temperature, then " Celcius and ", then the Kelvin temperature, then " Kelvins."
  For instance, if the user enters 212, your program should print:
  
  212.0 degrees Fahrenheit is 100.0 Celcius and 373.0 Kelvins
  
  Make sure to put descriptive comments and your name in your program; see the program in Assignment 1 for a model of how to use comments.
• Run the program on several test cases until you are confident the program works.
• Send the instructor the C program file (the file you made with the editor, not the binary executable) with the command:
  
  mail -s "CS2073 Assignment 2" dj@cs.utsa.edu < f2c.c
  
  

This assignment is due at midnight on Tuesday, February 13, 2007

Hint: Read Chapter 2 in your book. There are several hints there for how you would do this kind of assignment.