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A program that prints "warm" if temperature is above 50 degrees and prints "cold" otherwise.

A program that prints "warm" if temperature is above 50 degrees and prints "cold" otherwise.

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good day Ma'am/Sir, We are having an oral tomorrow about this c programming codes seen on the picture I uploaded.. can I ask a favor to help me make a sentences on how I could read orally this codes to my instructor please. im just a 1st yr student and still learning...  no need to make another codes just the explanation of my code please... OR SHOULD I SAY THE LOGIC PLSSS.. kindly also include what does those int, float or other word means please.. if it is okay. thannk you in advance

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/ *A program that prints "warm" if temperature is above 50 degrees and prints "cold" otherwise.*/ int main (void) float temp; printf("Enter the temperature (degree) :"); //input the temperature scanf ("%f", &temp); //scan the inputted temperature if (temp>50) printf ("warm\n"); //if temperature is above 50degrees else printf ("cold\n"); //if temperature is less than or equal to 50 return 0; }
Transcribed Image Text:/ *A program that prints "warm" if temperature is above 50 degrees and prints "cold" otherwise.*/ int main (void) float temp; printf("Enter the temperature (degree) :"); //input the temperature scanf ("%f", &temp); //scan the inputted temperature if (temp>50) printf ("warm\n"); //if temperature is above 50degrees else printf ("cold\n"); //if temperature is less than or equal to 50 return 0; }
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