<jupyter_start><jupyter_text>Degree Celsius Problem StatementTom is a scientist. He uses huge machines for complex calculations. There is a problem, the machines takes input as Fahrenheit and Tom has the temperatures in Degree Celsius. As he is busy with his work, he asks your help to convert Degree Celsius to Fahrenheit.InputThe first and only line of the input consists of a single integer T denoting temperature in Degree Celsius.OutputPrint an integer denoting temperature in Fahrenheit.Constraints0Sample Input100Sample Output212<jupyter_code>c = int(input()) #get the celsius input
f = (c*(9/5))+32 #run the formula to convert celcius to farenheit, you can search for the physics explanation
print(int(f)) #just print the result as an integer, because when you divide something python automatically changes it to a float<jupyter_output>100
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