This is a simple Android app that that converts the amounts of exercise you performed into the number of calories you burned from doing that exercise, and vice versa. The app works in both portrait orientation and landscape orientation.
To use the app, first (of course) open the app, which has an icon of a flaming letter C (which I made in GIMP, by the way).
You can choose which mode you want to use: Exercise amount to calories mode or Calories to exercise amount mode. This choice can be made from the first drop down menu.
If you choose Exercise amount to calories mode, you will also see a second drop down menu, in which you can select the exercise type you did.
Then tap on the text field near the top of the screen (under the title of the app), and type in whatever number (can be a decimal or whole number) you want. Once you are satisfied with the number you inputted, press the CONVERT button.
If you are in Exercise amount to calories mode, you will see something like this:
If you are in Calories to exercise amount mode, you will see something like this:
As you may have noticed, the units (reps, minutes, or calories burned) change depending on what is selected.
And by the way, here's what the app looks like in landscape orientation.
Kevin Chow (kvn_chow@berkeley.edu)
See [Berkeley CS 160 first project] (https://vimeo.com/154397132)