Create a conversion program with 3 choices of conversion these are the available choices (energy, length and mass). The 4th choice must be exit. Inside each choice it must have at least ten (3) choices of measurement it's up to you what are those measurements. The 4th choice must be back to main menu. After the user inputted his choice, the program will ask to input a value which he will convert. Then the program will display the converted value based on the user's choice of unit of measurement. After the program displayed the converted value, the program must ask the user if he wants to convert again with the same choice of conversion or he wants to back in the main menu. The 3rd choice must be exit. If the user wants to convert same choice of conversion the program will display again the choice of measurement under that choice. If the user wants to go back to main menu, the program must display the main menu again. Every time the user choose exit the program must display the string "Thank you! Goodbye!". Then the program will end.

Create a conversion program with 3 choices of conversion these are the available choices (energy, length and mass). The 4th choice must be exit. Inside each choice it must have at least ten (3) choices of measurement it's up to you what are those measurements. The 4th choice must be back to main menu. After the user inputted his choice, the program will ask to input a value which he will convert. Then the program will display the converted value based on the user's choice of unit of measurement. After the program displayed the converted value, the program must ask the user if he wants to convert again with the same choice of conversion or he wants to back in the main menu. The 3rd choice must be exit. If the user wants to convert same choice of conversion the program will display again the choice of measurement under that choice. If the user wants to go back to main menu, the program must display the main menu again. Every time the user choose exit the program must display the string "Thank you! Goodbye!". Then the program will end.

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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