public class TemperatureConvert
{

	public static void main(String[] args)
	{
		double celcius, farenheit;  //variable declarations

		farenheit = 100;			//assignment statement
		celcius = (farenheit-32) * 5.0/9; //assignment statement with calculation

		System.out.println(farenheit + " degrees farenheit equals "
							+ celcius + " degrees celcius.");  //output
							//Notice how this (long) statement is split along two lines
							//to make it easier to read

	}  //end main() method

} //end TemperatureConvert class definition

/*

- Notice generous use of whitespace
	- An extra line is used to separate various segments of the program
	- E.g. variable declarations, assignment statements, output statements

- On the assignment statement, notice how it is not formally 'right-to-left',
  but rather, right side first (using standard order of operations)

- Obviously, the computer does not magically "know" the conversion from farenheit
  to celcius. We must provide it.
  	- "Garbage in, garbage out"
  	- If we replaced the - sign with a '+' sign, or forgot to use parentheses,
  	  we would be faced with a "logic error" (not a syntax error).
  	  - That is, the compiler would not complain, yet your program still would
  	    not work properly.

*/