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**plz help... -** 11-15-2009, 06:08 PM

i am doing an assignment on money conversion and farenheit to centugrade . i do not know how to convert Canadian dollars to US dollars. For farenheit to centigrade i know the formula but i dont know how to put it in a program properly. thx you very muvh for the help.

x2495iiii · 11-15-2009, 06:13 PM

I recommend googling the formula for converting canadian money to dollars, or vice-versa.

As for how to reproduce it in Alice, the mathematical funtions can be found under the world's functions tab, with the four most simple ones (add, subtract, divide, multiply) able to be added by clicking the odwn arrow on the number value in a method.

For example, if you had a number variable called degrees and had a method which looked like:

degree set value to 50

the 50 could be clicked to add this formula:

degree set value to 50*9/5 + 32

or however the formula goes.

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xxx Guest Status: Posts: n/a	plz help... - 11-15-2009, 06:08 PM i am doing an assignment on money conversion and farenheit to centugrade . i do not know how to convert Canadian dollars to US dollars. For farenheit to centigrade i know the formula but i dont know how to put it in a program properly. thx you very muvh for the help.

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x2495iiii Super Moderator Status: Offline Posts: 3,508 Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Somewhere in the Continental U.S.	11-15-2009, 06:13 PM I recommend googling the formula for converting canadian money to dollars, or vice-versa. As for how to reproduce it in Alice, the mathematical funtions can be found under the world's functions tab, with the four most simple ones (add, subtract, divide, multiply) able to be added by clicking the odwn arrow on the number value in a method. For example, if you had a number variable called degrees and had a method which looked like: degree set value to 50 the 50 could be clicked to add this formula: degree set value to 50*9/5 + 32 or however the formula goes. (')>