In this assignment is to create a JavaScript program that converts three Centigrade temperatures to three Fahrenheit temperatures. ASSIGNED - At date and time shown in DC Connect. DUE - At date and time shown in DC Connect. There is a 25% penalty for late assignments. Refer to the course outline for details. DEADLINE - Seven (7) days after due date and time shown in DC Connect unless noted otherwise. No assignments accepted after the deadline.

MARKING - Marked out of 100 (80 for function, 10 for style, and 10 for documentation). Full marks given only if your solution: meets all of the requirements, has no runtime errors , follows all of the course coding conventions, uses only the JavaScript and DOM capabilities covered to this point in the course i.e. no JS libraries, uses external JavaScript and is submitted as a single zipped folder with all required files. SUBMITTING - Upload your work using the correct drop box in DC Connect. Only work submitted through DC Connect will be marked. Upload all required files (i.e. .html, .css, .js) as one compressed archive i.e. a zipped folder.

The marking breakdown for this assignment is as follows: JavaScript code is connected to the button using the onclick property and the getElementById method, all required variables declared, input text fields are cleared and their values parsed, custom function convertToFahrenheit coded as required with one parameter and a return giving the correct converted value, custom function convertToFahrenheit called three times with the correct arguments and the returns value used, return values are rounded i.e. not rounded in the function, the output displayed includes all required values is properly formatted using p, ul, and li (including the symbol).

REMEMBER, TO AVOID LOSING MARKS UNNECESSARILY - Only use JavaScript and DOM capabilities that have been covered to this point in the course to complete the assignment. Do not use any JavaScript libraries or frameworks such as jQuery. Always test your program with a variety of input values to ensure that it is working correctly i.e. has no syntax errors and produces the expected results. Add opening comments to identify yourself as the programmer and explain the purpose of your program. Add comments to document your code. View your source in Firefox before submitting to make sure that the indentation and white space are correct, and that horizontal scrolling is not required. Load all JavaScript code from one external file and submit all of the files used in the solution as one zipped folder. As the very last thing you do before submitting, test your program one more time and check the Console to ensure it is error free.

NOTE: In general, the CSS or presentation of your solution (colors, fonts, margins, etc.) is at your discretion and does not usually contribute to your mark in the assignment. Your objective is to code the JavaScript statements to produce the required structure, content, and especially the behavior.