how to add the calculation of temperature in my source code

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    14. Is that a school assignment?

    Hi Luciano,

    The answer is YES ... and Urgent ( he said he will die without it ...).

    http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/show...28&postcount=4


    That's why I go back to siesta !!! ... no comment.

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    Alain
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