// BlankConsoleLab.cpp : This file contains the 'main' function. Program execution begins and ends there.
//
//William Bishop
//william.bishop@oit.edu
#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

using std::cout;
using std::cin;
using std::endl;     Here we have the headers to start the code.

int CelciusintoFahrenheit1(float F);
int WindMPH(float wind);
void WinddChill(float chill, float wind);               Here I have the three functions that I am using to create a different work to create the information of the main function
int main()
{
    const int maxC = 49.5;
    const int maxF = 121;
    const int minC = -62;
    const int minF = -80;    Here we have the constants of the max and min of the Celcius and Fahrenheit temperatures.


    float windspeed;
    float temperature;  Here we have some starting variables.
    cout << "Please enter the temperature in Fahrenheit or Celcius. Please also enter the wind speed in mph." << endl;
    cout << "Please enter the fahrenheit temperature from -80 to 121." << endl;
    cout << " Please enter the temperature from celcius should be from -62 to 49.5 and the speed should be 0 to 231 mph." << endl;  Here we ask for some windspeed and temperature values
    float CelciustoFahrenheit;
    cin >> temperature;
    cin >> windspeed;      Here we get some more values

    CelciustoFahrenheit = (9 / 5) * temperature + 32;  Here we calculate celcius to fahrenheit.

    if (CelciustoFahrenheit >= minC && CelciustoFahrenheit <= maxC)
        cout << "Thank you for entering a great temperature.";
    else
        cout << "Please enter another temperature." << endl; Here we get the input for the temperature and if it isn't a right value then we get another value from the user
    cin >> temperature;

    float windchillFromCelc;
    float windchillFromFahr;   Here we have the wind chill variables.

    windchillFromCelc = windspeed * .7 - CelciustoFahrenheit;    
    windchillFromFahr = windspeed * .7 - temperature;        Here we are calculating wind chill.

    float WindChill;
    WindChill = windchillFromFahr;
    cout << "The wind chill from the temperature if you entered entered the temperature in Celcius is: " << windchillFromCelc << endl;
    cout << "The wind chill from the temperature if you entered the temperature in Fahrenheit is : " << windchillFromFahr << endl;    Here we are outputting the windchill variables.

    cout << temperature << " " << CelciustoFahrenheit << " " << windspeed << " " << windchillFromFahr << " " << windchillFromCelc << endl;   Here we are outputting our temperature, windspeed and windchill
    cout << " We see Temperature, then the temperature if it were celcius into fahrenheit and then the windspeed. ";
    cout << "We also see the windchill from temperature if it were in fahrenheit and if it were in celcius." << endl;    We are talking about the output.


    int CelciusintoFahrenheit1(float F);
    int WindMph(windspeed);
    int x = 5;
    int y = 7;
    WinddChill(windchillFromCelc, windspeed);  Here we have our three functions in the program

}

int CelciusintoFahrenheit1(float F)
{
    int temperaturec;
    cout << "please enter a temperature.";   Here is a function to return the value of a temperture from celcius into Fahrenheit.
    cin >> temperaturec;

    F = (9 / 5) * temperaturec + 32;          //Here is the function where I am returning a value meaning F as the Fahrenheit Temp.
    return F;
}
int WindMPH(float wind)
{
    int MPH;
    MPH = wind;

    cout << "Please enter a wind speed.";            //Here I am passing by reference with the wind and windspeed into main.
    cin >> MPH;
    cout << wind;       Here are passing by reference the wind from MPH into the windspeed inside of main.



}

void WinddChill(float chill, float wind)
{

    float c;
    c = chill;
    float d;
    d = wind;
    cout << "Thank you please enter a float for the chill and wind.";     //Here I am passing by value into the function.
    cin >> chill;
    cin >> wind;
    cout << chill;       Here we are passing by value a couple more values into the program so someone could use them later.
    cout << wind;


}