Then you will want to use a single for loop that does for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++) and calculate the four numeric values inside of the loop, and prints out the row of data. You will need to reduce...
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Then you will want to use a single for loop that does for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++) and calculate the four numeric values inside of the loop, and prints out the row of data. You will need to reduce...
It's printing the values obtained from your method but without formatting
We can't do this for you, and your deadline is your issue not ours, but we can help you. I suggest,
Consider...
The code you've posted won't compile. When you fix it so that it does compile, then you'll find that it does in fact print something. Your job is to fix it so that what it prints out makes sense....
Good. More specific tips, this line of code:
for(double celsius=40; celsius<=31.0; celsius--) {
states that you are creating a double variable named celsius, you are assigning it a value of...
Suggestions:
Don't use variables before declaring them. You are correct in that you're trying to use a variable, fahrenheit before it has been declared. The intro to Java tutorials will show you...