/**** Fiddle Challenge - Working with a couple integers. ****/

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BRONZE:

    Create a variable that is initialized with a normal body temperature. 

    Print the temperature to the console in degrees fahrenheit. 

    This number should have a decimal. For example, "98.2". 

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SILVER: 

    Create a method that will print body temperature to the console when the method is called. 

    Your message should read like this: "Your body temperature is currently 98.6 degrees."

GOLD: 

Discuss the weather in the following way:

    1. Write a method that prints the current weather to the console.

    2. Write a method that checks whether or not it would be ok to wear shorts.

    3. Call both methods. Your console should read something like this:

        "The temperature outside is currently 65 degrees. 

            It would be a great day for shorts"

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//REFERENCE: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms173104.aspx

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using System;

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double bodyTempNorm;

int currentWeather;

currentWeather = 0;

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bodyTempNorm = 98.7;

Console.WriteLine("The temp is {0} degrees fahrenheit.",bodyTempNorm);

public void yourTemp(double newTemp){

    Console.WriteLine("Your body temperature is currently {0} ", newTemp);

}

yourTemp(bodyTempNorm);

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public void currWeather(){

    Console.WriteLine("The weather is {0}", currentWeather);

}

currWeather();

bool goodWeather = currentWeather >= 75;

bool badWeather = currentWeather < 75;

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public bool weather(){

    if (currentWeather>=75){

        return true;

    }else{

        return false;

    }

}

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public void shouldShort(){

    Console.WriteLine("You should {0}", weather() ?  "wear shorts":"not wear shorts");

}

shouldShort();

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