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This activity requires the user to introduce the temperature in degrees Celsius and it will convert the temperature in degrees Kelvin and degrees Fahrenheit.

Converts temperature to degrees Kelvin and Fahrenheit 

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 - This component is simple to use and works as expected. Good job!
It'd be good to see other possibilities for conversion as well, like Kelvin->Fahrenheit or Fahrenheit->Celsius. I'd suggest including all three options as both input and output properties. Then, for the input ones, use Overload Groups (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/framework/windows-workflow-foundation/required-arguments-and-overload-groups) to make sure that just one of the properties is inserted.


Feat Systems - Temperature Conversion

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