In Yukun1218/ConvertTemp: Temperature Convertor

Version: 0.1.0

Description:

This package serve the aim to convert temperature between fahrenheit
and celsius degree, and provide reference on melting points of 10 kinds 
of common metal:

• Aluminum
• Coper
• Lead
• Gold
• Iron
• Lead
• Magnesium
• tin
• Titanium
• Zinc

Imports:

• no requirement.

Suggests:

• no requirement.

VignetteBuilder:

• Rmarkdown

License:

• MIT

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Functions

c_to_f()

Description

Convert Celsium to Fahrenheit.

Usage

C_to_f(...)

Argument

...   numeric numbers

Examples

c_to_f(18)

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f_to_c()

Description

Convert Fahrenheit to Celsium.

Usage

f_to_c(...)

Argument

...   numeric numbers

Examples

f_to_c(75)

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goldmelt()

Description

Return the melting point of gold in both Fahrenheit and Celsium.

Usage

goldmelt(...)

Argument

...   'f' or 'c' (with quote), input 'f' leads to output in Fahrenheit;
      input 'c' leads to output in Celsium.

Examples

goldmelt('f')

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silvermelt()

Description

Return the melting point of silver in both Fahrenheit and Celsium.

Usage

silvermelt(...)

Argument

...   'f' or 'c' (with quote), input 'f' leads to output in Fahrenheit;
      input 'c' leads to output in Celsium.

Examples

silvermelt('f')

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aluminummelt()

Description

Return the melting point of aluminum in both Fahrenheit and Celsium.

Usage

aluminummelt(...)

Argument

...   'f' or 'c' (with quote), input 'f' leads to output in Fahrenheit;
      input 'c' leads to output in Celsium.

Examples

aluminummelt('f')

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zincmelt()

Description

Return the melting point of zinc in both Fahrenheit and Celsium.

Usage

zincmelt(...)

Argument

...   'f' or 'c' (with quote), input 'f' leads to output in Fahrenheit;
      input 'c' leads to output in Celsium.

Examples

zincmelt('f')

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leadmelt()

Description

Return the melting point of lead in both Fahrenheit and Celsium.

Usage

leadmelt(...)

Argument

...   'f' or 'c' (with quote), input 'f' leads to output in Fahrenheit;
      input 'c' leads to output in Celsium.

Examples

leadmelt('f')

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tinmelt()

Description

Return the melting point of tin in both Fahrenheit and Celsium.

Usage

tinmelt(...)

Argument

...   'f' or 'c' (with quote), input 'f' leads to output in Fahrenheit;
      input 'c' leads to output in Celsium.

Examples

tinmelt('f')

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magnesiummelt()

Description

Return the melting point of magnesium in both Fahrenheit and Celsium.

Usage

magnesiummelt(...)

Argument

...   'f' or 'c' (with quote), input 'f' leads to output in Fahrenheit;
      input 'c' leads to output in Celsium.

Examples

magnesiummelt('f')

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titaniummelt()

Description

Return the melting point of titanium in both Fahrenheit and Celsium.

Usage

titaniummelt(...)

Argument

...   'f' or 'c' (with quote), input 'f' leads to output in Fahrenheit;
      input 'c' leads to output in Celsium.

Examples

titaniummelt('f')

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copermelt()

Description

Return the melting point of coper in both Fahrenheit and Celsium.

Usage

copermelt(...)

Argument

...   'f' or 'c' (with quote), input 'f' leads to output in Fahrenheit;
      input 'c' leads to output in Celsium.

Examples

copermelt('f')

Yukun1218/ConvertTemp documentation built on May 10, 2019, 1:11 a.m.