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    Default Re: Need some minor help.

    You could do the computations after getting the input
    and validating it.
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    Default Re: Need some minor help.

    import java.util.*;
    public class InputValidation {
    	public static void main(String[] args) {
    		Scanner inputScanner = new Scanner(System.in);
    		do {
    			System.out.println("Enter a Fahrenheit temperature (integer): ");	
    			try {
    				value = inputScanner.nextInt();
    				if (value<0 || value>212) {
    					System.out.println("The entered value is out of range [0-212]");
    				}
    			}
    			catch (Exception e) {
    				System.out.println("This entered value is invalid.");
    				inputScanner.next();
    			}
    		} while (value<0 || value>212);
     
     
    	}
    	public static int value=-1, fTemp, fDist, pWeight;//Declare variables
    	public static double cTemp, mDist, kWeight, K, I,S, CS = (5.0 / 9), ME = 0.3048, KL = 0.4536;//Declare constants and doubles
     
    	public static double fahrenheitToCelsiusToKelvin(double fahrenheit) {
    		return cTemp = fTemp * CS;}
    	{	
    		System.out.println(fTemp  + " fahrenheit " + cTemp + " celsius "  + K + " Kelvin ");
    	}
     
     
     
     
     
     
    }

    Do I do something like this or how would I put it after validating the fahrenheit temp along with the 2 other conversions i need done?

    Is it possible for me to put all three conversions after the loop?

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    Default Re: Need some minor help.

    Do I do something like this or how would I put it after
    Make the list of steps for the program in pseudo code before coding the program.
    When you have the list of steps, then write the code.
    Don't write code before you have gotten the steps figured out.

     return cTemp = fTemp * CS;}      //<<<<< NOTE HIDDEN }
    That is a very POOR coding technique. Don't hide }s at the end of statements.
    }s should be on a line by themselves
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    Default Re: Need some minor help.

    import java.util.*;
     
    public class InputValidation {
    	public static void main(String[] args) {
    		int value=-1, fTemp, fDist, pWeight;//Declare variables
    		double cTemp, mDist, kWeight, K, I,S; //Declare variables
    		final double CS = (5.0 / 9), ME = 0.3048, KL = 0.4536;//Declare constants
     
    		Scanner inputScanner = new Scanner(System.in);
    		do	{
    			System.out.println("Enter a Fahrenheit temperature (integer): ");
     
    			try {
    				value = inputScanner.nextInt();
    				if (value<0 || value>212) {
    					System.out.println("The entered value is out of range [0-212]");
    				}
    			}
    			catch (Exception e) {
    				System.out.println("This entered value is invalid.");
    				inputScanner.next();
    			}
    		} 	while (value<0 || value>212); 
     
     
    	}
     
     
    }

    This is what I would like to stick with, could you give me a hint other then pseudo code as to where to enter my computations and display report so they work? Or with this loop am i way off track?

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    Default Re: Need some minor help.

    where to enter my computations and display report
    From post#19:
    Here is some pseudo code:
    get input from user
    validate input
    use input in computations <<<<<<<<<< NOTE this comes after validate input
    print out results <<<<<<<<< NOTE this comes after doing computations
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    Default Re: Need some minor help.

    I understand that..I meant does it go before the } while, or would it go after the } while. I appreciate your help greatly I just am stupid at this as it is so new to me.

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    Default Re: Need some minor help.

    The while loop is for the validate step. The computation step follows the validation step.

    If the computation step requires a loop, it would be a new loop, not part of the validation loop.
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    Default Re: Need some minor help.

    Ok so i guess what your saying is in order to put this;
    //Perform Conversions
    cTemp = fTemp * CS;
    mDist = fDist * ME;
    kWeight = pWeight * KL;
    K = (fTemp + 459.67) * 5/9;
    I = fDist * 12;
    S = pWeight * 0.0714285714;

    //Display Report
    System.out.println(fTemp + " fahrenheit " + cTemp + " celsius " + K + " Kelvin ");
    System.out.println(fDist + " feet " + mDist + " meters " + I + " Inches ");
    System.out.println(pWeight + " pounds " + kWeight + " kilograms " + S + "Stones ");

    AFTER my loop/validation, I would need to create another loop to execute the above? Which im guessing would mean from another class or could I just make two loops on this page?

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    Default Re: Need some minor help.

    need to create another loop
    I don't see what you need a loop for.

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