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C++ Exercises: Enter length in centimeter and convert it into meter and kilometer

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Write a C++ program to enter length in centimeters and convert it into meters and kilometers.

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C++ Exercises: Enter length in centimeter and convert it into meter and kilometer

Sample Solution:

C++ Code :

#include<iostream>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
    float km, met,cent;
	cout << "\n\n Convert centimeter into meter and kilometer :\n";
	cout << "--------------------------------------------------\n";	
    cout << " Input the distance in centimeter : ";
    cin >> cent;
	met = (cent/100); 
	km = (cent/100000);
	cout << " The distance in meter is: "<< met << endl;
	cout << " The distance in kilometer is: "<< km << endl;	
	cout << endl;
    return 0;
}

Sample Output:

 Convert centimeter into meter and kilometer :                         
--------------------------------------------------                     
 Input the distance in centimeter : 250000                             
 The distance in meter is: 2500                                        
 The distance in kilometer is: 2.5 

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