Repeat Practice Program 5 of Chapter 3, but use a loop so the user can convert other temperatures. If the user enters a letter other than C or F—in either uppercase or lowercase—after a temperature, print an error message and ask the user to reenter a valid selection. Do not ask the user to reenter the numeric portion of the temperature again, however. After each conversion, ask the user to type Q or q to quit or to press any other key to repeat the loop and perform another conversion.
This project uses loops to further enhance the program TemperatureConversionSelction developed in Chapter 3 (which enhanced FtoC developed in Chapter 2). A common error is to write the while control expression as an OR instead of an AND, so the loop does not end when either ‘Q’ or ‘q’ is entered. With an OR expression one or both sides of the expression will always be true (if ‘Q’ is entered, the variable quit is not equal to ‘q’, and vice versa); quit must be both not equal to ‘Q’ and not equal to ‘q’ to enter the loop.
See the code in TemperatureConversion.java.
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