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I\'m trying to write the code in Ruby for a program I\'m trying to run. There ar

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Question

I'm trying to write the code in Ruby for a program I'm trying to run.

There are different messages that will appear, depending in the value input.

                Too Hot for Me

                A bit Warm

                And so on.

I'm trying to enter so that it generates this:

Trying to enter 40 does not generate a message, it just gives the temperature in Celsius.

Please make the necessary changes to the program so the entry of 40 will generate the following output posted above.

Here's the code I currently have, but is erroing out:

puts 'give me the temperature'
temp1=gets
temp2=temp1.to_f
puts 'Here is your temperature in Celsius: '
puts (tem1p-32)*0.5556
if temp1>99
   puts 'Too Hot for Me!'
   exit
   end
if temp1>80
   puts 'A Bit Warm'
   exit
   end
if temp1>70
   puts 'It's really nice'
   exit
   end
if temp1>40
   puts 'A little Cool'
   exit
   end
if temp1<40
   puts 'Too cold...Bye'
   exit
   end

give ne the temperature 40 Here is your temperature in Celsius: 4.4448 Too cold...Bye

Explanation / Answer

#ifndef endLocation
#define endLocation
#include "myLinkedlist.h"
#include "myString.h"
class endLocation
can use atoi
int travelCost; // can use atoi
public:
endLocation();
endLocation(String, int, int);
endLocation(endLocation&amp; rhs);
void setName(String);
void setTime(int);
void setCost(int);
String getName();
int getTime();
int getCost();
};

#endif // endLocation
//.cpp implementation
endLocation::endLocation()

endLocation::endLocation(endLocation&amp; rhs)

void endLocation::setName(String inputName)

void endLocation::setTime(int inputTime)

void endLocation::setCost(int inputCost)

String endLocation::getName()
come locationName;
}
int endLocation::getTime()
come travelTime;
}
int endLocation::getCost()
come travelCost;
}

Here is my main

int main( int argc, char* const argv[] )
range of lines here
for(int i = 0; i &lt; num_lines; ++i)dissect and store all strings
size = findIndex(line, '|');
strncpy(name, line, size);
index = size + 1;
size = findIndex(line + index, '|');
strncpy(time, line + index, size);
index += size + 1;
size = findIndex(line + index, '|');
strncpy(cost, line + index, size);
}
in.close();
}
else