Implement Temperature Comparison Utility

Introduction

In this challenge, you will develop a C++ program that classifies temperature readings into three categories: Cold, Mild, and Hot. The program will use relational and logical operators to determine the temperature ranges and print the corresponding category to the console. This tool will help meteorological scientists quickly categorize temperature data for their research.

Implement Temperature Comparison Utility

As a junior meteorological assistant, you'll develop a tool to help scientists quickly categorize temperature readings based on predefined conditions.

Tasks

Create a C++ program that classifies temperatures into categories
Use relational and logical operators to determine temperature ranges
Implement temperature classification with predefined ranges

Requirements

Create a file named temperature_classifier.cpp in the ~/project directory
Use C++ relational operators (<, >, ==) for comparison
Define three temperature categories:
- Cold: Temperature < 10 degrees
- Mild: Temperature between 10 and 25 degrees (inclusive)
- Hot: Temperature > 25 degrees
Print the category to the console

Examples

Compile and run the program to test different temperature readings and verify the classification results.

## Compile the program
g++ -o temperature_classifier temperature_classifier.cpp

## Run the program
./temperature_classifier

Enter temperature: 5
Cold

Enter temperature: 20
Mild

Enter temperature: 30
Hot

Hints

Use ternary operator (?:) for concise classification
Remember to include <iostream> for I/O operations
Consider using string variable to store category

Summary

This challenge requires implementing a temperature classification program that categorizes readings into Cold, Mild, and Hot based on specified ranges. The program should demonstrate proper use of conditional logic and provide clear console output.