For temperature readings, most of the world uses Celsius, the US uses Fahrenheit, and scientists use Kelvin. Conversion between different units comes up often in everyday code.
Write a program that takes a hardcoded Celsius temperature and converts it to both Fahrenheit and Kelvin.
Given a temperature of 23 degrees Celsius, your program should:
F = C * 9/5 + 32K = C + 273.1523 C is 73.4 F
23 C is 296.15 K
Is Kelvin greater than Fahrenheit? 1