Calculator

How to Create an On-Screen Dimension Calculator in Visual Basic

Submitted by Yorkiebar on
Introduction: Welcome to my tutorial on how to create a on-screen dimensions calculator. Steps of Creation: Step 1: First we want to create a form with a button to begin the process. We also want to make two labels, one to say "Console:" and label2 to contain the current console status, set the default to "Idle...". We then want to Import System.Threading because we will be using a one second

Resistor Calculator

Submitted by wasantha on
To use the calculator, select a value from the vertical group of Color Band 1, from Color Band 2 and from Color Band 3. Immediately to the left of the Calculate Values button below the three bands, there are three boxes that upon selection of a color from the bands, an identifying number and color will correspond in appearance. After selecting a value from all three bands, click on Calculate

Creating simple Calculator in Java

Submitted by mehfuza on

Introduction

This tutorial is about creating simple calculator which performs only four operations. For creating a simple Calculator we require two JTextFields where the user can enter two numbers, four JButton for four operations namely addition, subtraction,multiplication and division, a JLabel for displaying the result.

Implementation

Step 1: Creating a class which extends JFrame because we are going to create an Application. After this we have to define the constructor of the class as follows. Super() is used to give title to the frame.

Simple Calculator

Submitted by skywalker on
This is my simple calculator application for android mobile phone. It performs basic operations such as addition, multiplication, subtraction and division of two integers. Languages: Java and XML IDE: Eclipse - ADT Username: skywalker Password: skywalker123