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To provide a counterexample to your statement "nobody actually uses decimals with celsius", when I switch the climate control system in my German-made car to Ce
by kylec 7y ago
To provide a counterexample to your statement "nobody actually uses decimals with celsius", when I switch the climate control system in my German-made car to Celsius mode it does use decimals: either .0 or .5, and the toggle moves the temperature up or down by half a degree.
Whereas in Fahrenheit mode the toggle moves the temperature up or down by a single degree, which seems cleaner and simpler to me (not to mention the F display uses 2 digits, while the C display uses 3).
- seszett 7y ago> the F display uses 2 digits, while the C display uses 3 The °F display must use three digits as well when it's more than 37°C, which isn't that rare (at least for me, maybe not where you live).
- kylec 7y agoI don't think the climate control system in any car can be set to pump out 100F+ heat. Usually it ranges from 60-80F.
- seszett 7y agoOh right, I thought it was for the external temperature sensor. Yeah, climate control won't go that far of course. It also does use half degrees (only between 19°C and 23°C in my car).