using java programing
salansari95
hw3.pdf
Launch NetBeans and create a new project named CPS150_HW3. Then:
• Delete the auto-generated main class file (CPS150_HW3.java)
• Download the replacement CPS150_HW3.java file into the project source folder (e.g.,Documents\NetBeansProjects\CPS150_HW3\src\cps150_hw3)
• Download the input file CPS150_HW3_input.txt file into the project folder (e.g., Documents\NetBeansProjects\CPS150_HW3)
• In the Project explorer, right-click on the downloaded CPS150_HW3.java and select the Refactor > Move... menu option When the confirmation dialog appears, click the Refactor button
• Type your section number where indicated and your name after the @author tag in the comment block before the class definition; i.e.:
/** * CPS 150, Section *** type your section number here *** * * Homework Assignment 3 * * @author type your name here */
• Using the conversion table shown here, complete the method definitions for the following conversion methods:
o celsiusToFahrenheit(double) -> double
o fahrenheitToCelsius(double) -> double
o celsiusToKelvin(double) -> double
o kelvinToCelsius(double) -> double
o fahrenheitToRankin(double) -> double
o rankinToFahrenheit(double) -> double
o fahrenheitToKelvin(double) -> double
o kelvinToFahrenheit(double) -> double
o celsiusToRankin(double) -> double
o rankinToCelsius(double) -> double
o kelvinToRankin(double) -> double
o rankinToKelvin(double) -> double
• Compile and run the program. Make sure the actual outputs match the expected outputs shown below.
*** testing the celsiusToFahrenheit conversion method ***
0.00 degrees Celsius = 32.00 degrees Fahrenheit
100.00 degrees Celsius = 212.00 degrees Fahrenheit
-40.00 degrees Celsius = -40.00 degrees Fahrenheit
*** testing the fahrenheitToCelsius conversion method ***
32.00 degrees Fahrenheit = 0.00 degrees Celsius
212.00 degrees Fahrenheit = 100.00 degrees Celsius
-40.00 degrees Fahrenheit = -40.00 degrees Celsius
*** testing the celsiusToKelvin conversion method ***
0.00 degrees Celsius = 273.16 degrees Kelvin
100.00 degrees Celsius = 373.16 degrees Kelvin
-40.00 degrees Celsius = 233.16 degrees Kelvin
*** testing the kelvinToCelsius conversion method ***
273.16 degrees Kelvin = 0.00 degrees Celsius
373.16 degrees Kelvin = 100.00 degrees Celsius
233.16 degrees Kelvin = -40.00 degrees Celsius
*** testing the fahrenheitToRankin conversion method ***
32.00 degrees Fahrenheit = 491.69 degrees Rankin
212.00 degrees Fahrenheit = 671.69 degrees Rankin
-40.00 degrees Fahrenheit = 419.69 degrees Rankin
*** testing the rankinToFahrenheit conversion method ***
491.69 degrees Rankin = 32.00 degrees Fahrenheit
671.69 degrees Rankin = 212.00 degrees Fahrenheit
419.69 degrees Rankin = -40.00 degrees Fahrenheit
*** testing the fahrenheitToKelvin conversion method ***
32.00 degrees Fahrenheit = 273.16 degrees Kelvin
212.00 degrees Fahrenheit = 373.16 degrees Kelvin
-40.00 degrees Fahrenheit = 233.16 degrees Kelvin
*** testing the kelvinToFahrenheit conversion method ***
273.16 degrees Kelvin = 32.00 degrees Fahrenheit
373.16 degrees Kelvin = 212.00 degrees Fahrenheit
233.16 degrees Kelvin = -40.00 degrees Fahrenheit
*** testing the celsiusToRankin conversion method ***
0.00 degrees Celsius = 491.69 degrees Rankin
100.00 degrees Celsius = 671.69 degrees Rankin
-40.00 degrees Celsius = 419.69 degrees Rankin
*** testing the rankinToCelsius conversion method ***
491.69 degrees Rankin = 0.00 degrees Celsius
671.69 degrees Rankin = 100.00 degrees Celsius
419.69 degrees Rankin = -40.00 degrees Celsius
*** testing the kelvinToRankin conversion method ***
273.16 degrees Kelvin = 491.69 degrees Rankin
373.16 degrees Kelvin = 671.69 degrees Rankin
233.16 degrees Kelvin = 419.69 degrees Rankin
*** testing the rankinToKelvin conversion method ***
491.69 degrees Rankin = 273.16 degrees Kelvin
671.69 degrees Rankin = 373.16 degrees Kelvin
419.69 degrees Rankin = 233.16 degrees Kelvin
IMPORTANT! You are not allowed to modify the program code (i.e., the main method) in any way! Doing so will result in a grade of zero (0) for this assignment!
