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Basically I need to write an application to calculate BMI using the formula; BMI = w/ (h/100) 2 The user must type in her height in centimeters and weight in kilograms, and the computer prints out the user's BMI. import java.util.Scanner; import java.text.DecimalFormat; public class BMI { public static void …

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How would I output this into: int main() I've tried: int main() { PostTemperatures; } [CODE]struct WeatherStation { string StationName; double Temperature; }; void PostTemperatures(WeatherStation BigBasin,WeatherStation Foothill, WeatherStation DeAnza, WeatherStation MiddleField, WeatherStation RedwoodCity) { cout<< "Enter reported temperatures..."<<"\n"<< "\n"; BigBasin; BigBasin.StationName = "Big Basin"; cout << "Weather Station " << …

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[B]I included my original code down below....Basically I need some input on where to start off. From what I can tell it seems that I will need to re-organize the code into functions, while implementing the new data structure. Any input would be greatly appreciated.[/B] This time the program would …

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Everything runs fine, except the Lowest Temperature and HIghest Temperature do not output correctly. Also any suggestions on how I could implement vectors, Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. [CODE] #include<iostream> using namespace std; int main() { int i(0); double Calc(double fahren); double Total(0),Celsius[5],Fahrenheit[5]; double CelciusLowTemp(0), FahrenheitLowTemp(0), CelciusHighTemp(0), FahrenheitHighTemp(0); …

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BMI= w/(h/100)2 [CODE]double BMI = weight/(height*height)// Works when weight=kilograms, height= meters [/CODE] I need the output to be in kilograms and centimeters. Any help, much appreciated.

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