Write programs to convert metric units to imperial for each of the following pairs:
Input is to be a number representing a quantity in the metric unit given by the program; output is to be equivilant amount and the imperial unit involved.
This is just a reversed version of problem 2.1.
#include <stdio.h> int main(int argc, char *argv[]){ bool bExit = false; char *cFrom[] = { "centimetres", "metres", "kilometers", "grams", "kilograms" }; char *cTo[] = { "inches", "feet", "miles", "ounces", "pounds" }; float fRatio[] = { 0.393, 3.2808, 0.62137, 0.0352739, 2.20462 }; int iType; float fAmount; while (!bExit) { for (int n = 0; n < 5; n++) printf(" %d. Convert %s to %s\n", n+1, cFrom[n], cTo[n]); printf("\nType a number from 1 to 5 or anything else to exit.\n>"); scanf("%d", &iType); if (iType >= 1 && iType <= 5) { printf("\nHow many %s?\n>", cFrom[iType-1]); scanf("%f", &fAmount); printf("\n%g %s is %g %s.\n\n- - -\n\n", fAmount, cFrom[iType-1], fAmount * fRatio[iType-1], cTo[iType-1]); } else bExit = true; } return 0;}