Temperataure & Distance Conversion

This brief sample demonstrates several features

/** 1	Jan. 11, 1991	 ~~~~  CONVERTER.C   ~~~~     Jim Engel    */
/*  Copyright (C) 1991	James R. Engel	    */

/*  Long befoe C++ came into use in the 1900s, the original "C" language
    was the dominant language for many systems programming applications.  
    It still is, Linux for instance is mostly written in C.

    "C" had it's own set of native input / output utilities that you will
    still see, because they are there, and because many of us grew up with
    them and never stopped using them, and because they have much utility.

    http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/zh80x809(v=VS.80).aspx

    This program demonstrates the original "C" printf (print formated)
    statement, more details in the Kernighan & Ritchie  book. 

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_C_Programming_Language
    */

#include "stdafx.h"
#include "stdio.h"


int main(  )
{  float    fer, cen;

char outString[256];
char playerName[64] = " Woodie";
int strikeOuts = 17;

   printf ("\nFerenheight / Centigrate TEMPERATURE CONVERTER  \n");

   printf (" Feren   Cent       Feren   Cent    \n");

   for ( fer = -40.; fer <= 100.0;  fer += 2. ) 	   {
      cen = (fer-32.)*(5./9.);
      printf (   " %5.1f  %5.1f       %5.1f  %5.1f \n", 
             fer, cen, fer+142, (fer-32.+142)*(5./9.) );
   }

   printf ("\nMiles/Kilometer Conversion \n");
   printf ("\n\n Miles   KM         Miles   KM    \n");
   float mile ;
   for ( mile = 5.; mile <= 200.0;  mile +=5. ) 	   {
      printf (   " %5.1f  %5.1f       %5.1f  %5.1f \n", 
             mile, mile*1.61, mile +200, (mile+200) *1.61 );
   }

}  /*END*/