Build a `TemperatureConverter` class with two static methods: `c_to_f(c)` and `f_to_c(f)`. Read a type (‘C’ or ‘F’) and a float value. Convert and print ‘Result: [value]’ formatted to 2 decimal places.
A single character ('C' or 'F') and a float separated by space.Print the converted temperature to 2 decimal places.
Assume standard conversion formulas.
C 100
Result: 212.00
Applies static utility methods in a practical, unified class context.
class TemperatureConverter:
# Define c_to_f and f_to_c static methods
pass
if __name__ == '__main__':
t, v = input().split()
val = float(v)
# Convert based on type and print
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