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I changed the variable names like you said and put 0.55*(faren -32).


#include <iostream>
#include <stdlib.h>
//function prototypes
float celsius1(float faren);
float farenhiet1(float cels);...

I changed the varibles: celsius_ , farenhiet_ to celsius, farenhiet.
deleted the underscores and followed them in the main and corrected them too. compiled and the parse error remained..
Do you...

The reason for the underscores is because I was changing the code around so much that it began getting very confusing trying to follow the variables around so I put underscores after the variables in...

I tried taking the "float" out of the call...ended up with more errors.

#include <iostream>
#include <stdlib.h>
//function prototypes
float celsius_(float faren);
float farenhiet_(float cels);
void show_menu();
int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
//declared...

sorry about the first post. w/ wrong code tags.



29. result = farenhiet_( float cels );


This is the definition:

I am writing a program that converts celsius to farenhiet and vice versa. I made two function's that do the converting for me so that all I have to do is call them like this:
<code>
(line 29) ...

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