Most of the world uses Celsius (°C), but the US uses Fahrenheit (°F). We have the following conversion formula:
$$\text{°F} = \text{°C} \times 1.8 + 32$$
Given a temperature reading in Celsius or Fahrenheit, convert it to the other scale.
Input
The only line of input is of the form X C
or X F
,
meaning the temperature reading is $X \text{°C}$ or $X \text{°F}$ respectively.
$X$ is an integer. $(-1000 \le X \le 1000)$
Output
Output the temperature reading in the other scale (rounded to the nearest integer), according to the input format.
Hint: use round()
from <cmath>
for rounding, e.g. round(1.23)
.
Sample Test Cases
Input | Output | |
---|---|---|
50 C | 122 F | |
50 F | 10 C |
Scoring: Per Subtask
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