//File:	Temperature.java
import CSLib.*;

public class Temperature
{
  	//  Convert temperature from Fahrenheit to Centigrade
  	//  Author: Samuel N. Kamin, June 1, l996

  	public void compute ()
  	{
  		double temperature;  // The Fahrenheit temperature.
    		InputBox in;
    		OutputBox out;
 
    		in = new InputBox();
    		in.setPrompt ("Please type the temperature (deg F): ");
    		temperature = in.readDouble();

    		out = new OutputBox(); 
    		
    		//The following illustrates how to use control charactrers to format output.
    		//Within a string, a backward slash \ has special meaning.
    		//The very next character following a \ is a control character; i.e.,
    		//it tells the computer something about how to format the output.
    		//Ex.  \t => tab	\n => new line
    		out.println ("\tDegrees Fahrenheit\t\tDegrees Celcius\n\n\n\n");
    		out.println ("");
    		
    		//Create a new memory location in which to store the converted Fahrenheit temperature
    		double celcius = 5.0 * (temperature - 32.0) / 9.0;
    		
    		out.println ("\t" + temperature + "\t\t\t\t" + celcius);
    		
    		//The use of the string concatenation operator + allows us to say
    		//in one line using the println() method what previously took several lines
    		// using the print() method.  The following code has been condensed to the
    		//one line above.
    		
    		//out.print(temperature);
    		//out.print(" deg F is ");
    		//out.print((5.0 * (temperature - 32.0) / 9.0));
    		//out.print(" deg C.");
    	}
}