Use c++ HOMEWORK #2 - Length Conversion Write a program that reads in a given length in feet and inches, and converts the output in centimeters. Assume that the two inputs into the program (feet and inches) are both integer values. Recall that there are 2.54 centimeters per inch. Always print 2 values after the decimal point for the number of centimeters. Specifications: Use Netbeans to create a new HW02 project. The first line of your code should be a comment indicating the homework number: / Homework 2*/ After you have created your code (including the rest of your comments), test and debug it. When you execute your code, the following information should be displayed if 15 and 7 are used for the number of feet and inches as inputs: Enter the number of feet: 15 Enter the number of inches: Z Feet = 15' Inches = 7" Total Inches = 187" Total Centimeters = 474.98 cm In this case, the bold underline data "15" and "7" represent user input into the program via the keyboard. Test your program using several different inputs to verify its operation.

Use c++ HOMEWORK #2 - Length Conversion Write a program that reads in a given length in feet and inches, and converts the output in centimeters. Assume that the two inputs into the program (feet and inches) are both integer values. Recall that there are 2.54 centimeters per inch. Always print 2 values after the decimal point for the number of centimeters. Specifications: Use Netbeans to create a new HW02 project. The first line of your code should be a comment indicating the homework number: / Homework 2*/ After you have created your code (including the rest of your comments), test and debug it. When you execute your code, the following information should be displayed if 15 and 7 are used for the number of feet and inches as inputs: Enter the number of feet: 15 Enter the number of inches: Z Feet = 15' Inches = 7" Total Inches = 187" Total Centimeters = 474.98 cm In this case, the bold underline data "15" and "7" represent user input into the program via the keyboard. Test your program using several different inputs to verify its operation.

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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