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6 January, 02:06

Create a variable 'temp' and assign the value in Celsius. Display the message 'It's extremely hot day today!' if the temperature is greater than 40oC otherwise, displays 'It's not too hot!

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  1. 6 January, 04:40
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    This code is written using C++

    Comments are used for explanatory purpose

    Program starts here

    #include

    using namespace std;

    int main () {

    int temp;

    //Prompt user for input

    cout<<"Enter temperature (in Celcius) : ";

    //Check if input is acceptable

    while (! (cin>>temp)) {

    cout << "That was invalid. Enter a valid digit: "<
    cin. clear (); / / reset the failed input

    cin. ignore (123,'/n'); //Discard previous input

    }

    //Check if temp is greater than 40

    if (temp>40) {

    cout<<"It's extremely hot day today!";

    }

    else{//If otherwise

    cout<<"It's not too hot!";

    }

    return 0;

    }

    //End of Program
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