Create your own module, named convert temp Last First, which defines the followi

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Create your own module, named convert temp Last First, which defines the following temperature conversion functions: (SUBMIT YOUR MODULE AS WELL) Write a program that utilizes the functions you created in your module. Your program should read user input from the command-line for C, F, and K values. If an IndexError occurs print the following error message: 'Please provide the values for C. F, and K on the command line.' If a ValueError occurs print the following error message: 'C, F, and K must be pure numbers.' If C less than -273, or F less than -460, or K less than 0 print the respective error message stating that 'C = # is not possible.', etc. Assuming that the user properly enters data for C, F, and K, your output should look as follows. python Lasl_First_Assignment_5.3.py 100 32 5 data entered as follows: C F K

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Solution: Please follow these program as shown in below

#include <iostream>

class one {

public:

   one(int c1,int f1) : c(c1), f(f1) {}

   int c,f,k;

   void g()

{ std::cout << "one "; }

};

class two {

public:

   two(double a1,double b1) : a(a1), b(b1) {}

   double a,b;

   void g() { std::cout << "two "; }

};

template<class X, typename Y>

class three : public X {

public:

    three(Y c, Y f,Y k) : X(c,f,k) {}   

    void f()

    {

        X::g();

        std::cout << ( X::c + X::f + X::k ) << std::endl;

}

};

int main()

{

   three<one,int> k1(1,2);

   three<two,double> k2(5.3,35.7);

   k1.f();

   k2.f();

   return 0;

}

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