Serin serout problem

[skimask]

ZeroF: ' cases when zero celcius and 0 Fahrenheit

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You do realize that 0C is not 0F right?
0C = 32F
0F = -17.78C

Maybe it would be easier (if you really need to display both C and F) if you'd convert your initial celsius reading from the serin statements over to the Kelvin scale (0C = 273K, 0K = -273C), add in the correction factors, and then convert them back, taking into account the + and - as needed right before displaying the final numbers

[lerameur]

You do realize that 0C is not 0F right?
0C = 32F
0F = -17.78C
------------ at 0F the program jumps to ZeroF taking into account that now both C anf F are negative


Maybe it would be easier (if you really need to display both C and F) if you'd convert your initial celsius reading from the serin statements over to the Kelvin scale (0C = 273K, 0K = -273C), add in the correction factors, and then convert them back, taking into account the + and - as needed right before displaying the final numbers

----------- If I do that I will still have three posibilities with the same conversion won't I?
I mean
1) +C and +F
2) -C and +F
3) -C and -F

[skimask]

----------- If I do that I will still have three posibilities with the same conversion won't I?
I mean
1) +C and +F
2) -C and +F
3) -C and -F

And all based from the celsius value....
1) if tempC > 0 then both C and F are positive
2) if tempC => -17 and tempC <=0 then C is negative, F is positive
3) if tempC < -17 then both C and F are negative

or in Kelvin terms...
1) if tempK > 273 then C/F +
2) if tempK => 256 and tempK <=273 then C- and F+
3) if tempK < 256 then C/F -

[lerameur]

yes exactly, that,s what i meant, I omitted the numerical degrees.
I believe this is what I have in my program.
One glitch is that when is hits ZERO, it immediatly shows -5C, the conversion from C to F is good (making conversion from -5 to 23F) BUt it is not getting the right values between 0 to -5 C