''' Purpose: relate a cautionary tale -- make sure your expressions do
        what they are supposed to do
'''

# get Celsius temperature c


reply = input( 'Enter Celsius temperature: ' )

# We get a celcius temparature from the user, which is stored as a string in reply.
# So if we put 12 in the console after prompted for the input, reply is "12" as a string! input() returns a string!

# Since reply is a string of the number we entered, we need to convert it to an integer!
c = int( reply )

print( )


# compute respectively, f1 and f2, the decimal and integer Fahrenheit equivalents of c 

f1 = 9 // 5 * c + 32 # This computes 9//5 using integer division!

f2 = 9/5 * c + 32 # This computes 9/5 which is normal division which keeps the decimals

f3 = ( 9 * c ) // 5 + 32 # 9 * c // 5 is the integer division of (9*c) divided by 5

# display results

print( c, 'C =', f1, 'F' )

print( )

print( c, 'C =', f2, 'F' )

# Integer division gives you the quotient as an integer! So it divides it and chops off the decimals.
# Keep in mind what KIND of division we want and what type of division will yield a particular integer or decimal product
# on your homework assignments!