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Write a function named c_to_f that
transforms an integer argument into twice that integer plus 30.
Next, amend your c_to_f function such that it displays “Performing an
approximate temperature conversion” every time it is called.
Next, improve your c_to_f function by having it add 40 to the
argument, multiply by 9/5, and subtract 40.
Finally, adapt your c_to_f function such that the argument is in
Celsius degrees relative to absolute zero and the result returned is in
Fahrenheit degrees relative to absolute zero. Absolute zero is -273
degrees Celsius.
For each change, comment on the corresponding benefit provided by function abstraction.