Temperature Converter #coding #correctcoding #computerscience #webdevelopment #codeadventure

The Temperature Converter is like a mini weather tool—it asks you for a temperature in Celsius and instantly shows it in Fahrenheit. It’s a useful example of how coding can solve everyday problems, like figuring out if you need a jacket. The page has a heading "Celsius to Fahrenheit" and a paragraph that updates with your conversion, making it practical and educational.
The HTML includes a heading and a paragraph (id="result"). The JavaScript uses prompt() to get a Celsius value, converts it to a number with parseFloat(), and applies the formula (celsius * 9/5) + 32 to get Fahrenheit. It then updates the paragraph with both values, adding degree symbols for clarity. This introduces mathematical operations, string formatting, and how to turn user input into a calculated output.