Calculator full using c#

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How to make calculator complete code with design

Posted 15-Dec-12 22:51pm

Dhruvin Sukhadiya

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2012-12-15T22:57:00

Solution 1

We do not do your homework: it is set for a reason. It is there so that you think about what you have been told, and try to understand it. It is also there so that your tutor can identify areas where you are weak, and focus more attention on remedial action.

Try it yourself, you may find it is not as difficult as you think!

Posted 15-Dec-12 22:57pm

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Jibesh 16-Dec-12 5:08am

I like that... we can add this message as a template in CP so that we dont need to type again and again..

any award for this 'idea' :)

OriginalGriff 16-Dec-12 5:14am

:laugh:
I wrote a small database program to hold just such "snippets" and copy them to the clipboard for me for just that reason!

Jibesh 16-Dec-12 5:19am

Great. you proved again why people call you a nerd

OriginalGriff 16-Dec-12 5:23am

Nope. I proved again why they call be a lazy nerd! :)

Dhruvin Sukhadiya 23-Dec-12 12:26pm

Hey but i don't anything about coding so how can i start to learn coding???
Plz help me..

OriginalGriff 23-Dec-12 12:34pm

You aren't going to learn by being given the source code.
That's the whole point.
You learn by doing: by following your course, or book, or whatever, and working out how to implement what you have been taught.
If you get a complete code, it tells you nothing, because it does not contain the reasons why things are done teh way they are; the possible options that were discarded and why they were not used. It just is a monolithic block of code which may or may not be a good solution to a problem.
Think about it: when you learn to drive a car, they teach you which pedal makes you go faster, which slows you down, and which way to turn the big round thing to go left and right. But that has almost nothing to do with driving - and you cannot learn to be a good driver just by watching someone move the controls, because you have no idea why he slowed down when he did, why he moved over to the crown of the road, why he stopped accelerating when he got to that speed.

Dhruvin Sukhadiya 24-Dec-12 11:56am

Hmm absolutely Right...!!! I am studying now Msc(CA&IT) I have knowledge some what about technology some about but I m not perfectly, So plz can you tell me how to I start now??? PLEASE...

OriginalGriff 24-Dec-12 12:04pm

OK. What type of calculator are you planning to produce, and why?

Dhruvin Sukhadiya 24-Dec-12 12:09pm

No I m doing it myself but you just tell me how to learn coding implement it and i m trying calc at myself if i have any problem then i will surely ask..

OriginalGriff 24-Dec-12 12:17pm

No, what I meant was are you trying to produce a "traditional" buttons-and-a-numeric-display or a more modern "formula" based calculator? Because how you implement them differs considerably.

Dhruvin Sukhadiya 24-Dec-12 12:28pm

Oh no I m not talking about calc but I am just saying that how to learn coding ???

OriginalGriff 24-Dec-12 13:50pm

Good Grief! :laugh:
I'm sorry, but there is no way I can answer that here - there are whole multi-volume books on that subject and I only have a little tiny text box to play with! :)

Experience is the best way - start small, and work your way up to more complex things. If you are on a course, or reading a book, then trying to do the exercises (even if you fail) give you a lot of ideas.

ridoy 16-Dec-12 6:12am

good answer and good idea..!
but i think CP should provide voting for such good comments..:)

ridoy 16-Dec-12 6:14am

good answer and good idea..!
but i think CP should provide voting for such good comments.
for 1st one i give +5 but for 2nd one...ohh there are no such scope..:)

ridoy 16-Dec-12 6:16am

Good answer and Good idea..!
but i think CP should provide voting for such good comments.
for 1st one i give +5 but for 2nd one...ohh there are no such scope..:)

Shahin Khorshidnia 16-Dec-12 7:12am

That's the answer +5