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Unit Converter || C Code Projects for School students

 Reference: CCP_L01_C05_Unit Converter

📌 Introduction

Unit conversions are an essential part of daily life, from converting Celsius to Fahrenheit to Kilograms to Pounds. If you're learning C programming, building a Unit Converter in C is a great hands-on project to strengthen your coding skills.

In this blog post, we will walk through creating a menu-driven Unit Converter in C, which allows users to convert values between different units and even stores conversion history for future reference.

Let’s get started! 🚀


💡 Project Overview

This Unit Converter in C supports conversions for:
 
Temperature (Celsius ↔ Fahrenheit)
 
Mass (Kilograms ↔ Pounds)
 
Length (Meters ↔ Feet)
 
Time (Minutes ↔ Seconds)
 
View Conversion History (Saves conversions in conversion_history.txt)

The program follows a menu-driven approach, making it user-friendly and easy to interact with.


🔧 Features & Enhancements

Simple Menu Interface – Easy navigation for users.
 
Multiple Unit Categories – Supports key unit conversions.
 
View Conversion History – Stores past conversions in a file.
 
Error Handling – Detects invalid inputs and handles errors gracefully.
 
Modular Functions – Each conversion type has its own function.


🛠️ Setting Up & Running the Project

Step 1: Install Code::Blocks IDE

Ensure you have Code::Blocks IDE with MinGW C Compiler installed.

Step 2: Create a New C File

     Open Code::Blocks.

     Create a new file named unit_converter.c.

     Copy and paste the Unit Converter C Code.

Step 3: Compile and Run the Code

     Click Build → Build and Run or press F9.

     The main menu appears:

===== UNIT CONVERTER =====

1. Temperature

2. Mass

3. Length

4. Time

5. View Conversion History

0. Exit

Enter your choice (1-5) or 0 to Exit:

 


📝 Example Run

💡 Converting Celsius to Fahrenheit

Select conversion:

1. Celsius to Fahrenheit

2. Fahrenheit to Celsius

Enter choice: 1

Enter value: 25

25.00 Celsius = 77.00 Fahrenheit

 

✅ The result is saved in conversion_history.txt!


📂 Viewing Conversion History

Selecting option 5 (View History) shows all past conversions:

===== CONVERSION HISTORY =====

Temp: 25.00 -> 77.00

Mass: 10.00 -> 22.05

Length: 5.00 -> 16.40

Time: 2.00 -> 120.00

 

This feature helps users track previous calculations.


🚀 Why This Project is Great for Beginners?

Learn modular programming in C using functions.
 
Practice file handling to store conversion history.
 
Understand loops, conditions, and user input handling.
 Easily expandable (Add currency or volume conversions!).


📌 Conclusion

The Unit Converter in C is an excellent beginner-friendly project that introduces modular programming, data validation, and file handling. You can improve it by adding graphical interfaces or additional unit conversions.

💡 Try it now! If you found this tutorial useful, share it with fellow C learners and leave a comment on what feature you’d like to see next! 🚀

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