Write a program that first prompts the user for a temperature in Fahrenheit. Read it in...

 

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Write a program that first prompts the user for a temperature in Fahrenheit. Read it in as a floating point value using a trap handler service. Then convert and write out that temperature in Celsius. Use single precision floating point instructions for the conversion. Then, if the temperature is above 80.0 F write out "Too Hot!" Use the familiar formula F = C 9/5 + 32. Of course, use floating point values. Here is a sample run: Enter Celsius: 35.67 Fahrenheit: 96.206 Too Hot! Here is another sample run: Enter Celsius: 22.5. Fahrenheit: 72.5 QtSpim may print out more digits than shown above. Test the program several times with different values, including negative. Set MIPS settings to the following: OFF Bare Machine OFF Enable Delayed Branches OFF Enable Mapped 10 OFF Enable Delayed Loads ON Load Exception Handler ON Accept Pseudo Instructions Write a program that first prompts the user for a temperature in Fahrenheit. Read it in as a floating point value using a trap handler service. Then convert and write out that temperature in Celsius. Use single precision floating point instructions for the conversion. Then, if the temperature is above 80.0 F write out "Too Hot!" Use the familiar formula F = C 9/5 + 32. Of course, use floating point values. Here is a sample run: Enter Celsius: 35.67 Fahrenheit: 96.206 Too Hot! Here is another sample run: Enter Celsius: 22.5. Fahrenheit: 72.5 QtSpim may print out more digits than shown above. Test the program several times with different values, including negative. Set MIPS settings to the following: OFF Bare Machine OFF Enable Delayed Branches OFF Enable Mapped 10 OFF Enable Delayed Loads ON Load Exception Handler ON Accept Pseudo Instructions

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