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Weather Program for Temperature Analysis

The document outlines a program named 'weather' that prompts the user to input maximum and minimum temperatures. It calculates the average temperature and heat index based on the provided values. The program then displays a weather report including the maximum temperature, minimum temperature, average temperature, and heat index.

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Weather Program for Temperature Analysis

The document outlines a program named 'weather' that prompts the user to input maximum and minimum temperatures. It calculates the average temperature and heat index based on the provided values. The program then displays a weather report including the maximum temperature, minimum temperature, average temperature, and heat index.

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shaheed mohammed
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Question:

Write a program named weather which does the following:

Asks the user to enter the maximum temperature and minimum temperature.

Calculates the average temperature and heat index

Average = (minimum + maximum)/2

Heat index = average * 4.5

Display the following: “TV9 Weather report”

Maximum Temperature

Minimum Temperature

Average temperature

Heat index

Solution
program weather;

uses crt;

var

max, min, avg, heat : real;

begin

clrscr;

writeln('Please enter maximum temperature');

readln(max);

writeln('Please enter minimum temperature');

readln(min);

avg:= (max + min)/2;

heat:= avg*4.5;

writeln('TV9 Weather Report');

writeln('Maximum Temperature:',max:0:1);

writeln('Maximum Temperature:',min:0:1);

writeln('Average Temperature:',avg:0:1);

writeln('Heat Index:',heat:0:1);

readln();

End.

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