scientific calculator using C#

Krishna Rajput Singh11y ago

Hello Aditi Aryan thanks for writing below links i hope helpful for you...:)

http://dotnetdevelopernetwork.com/scientific-calculator-c-tutorial-2/

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https://youtu.be/POJG8e1JTXM?list=UUwDvtKdkid3PwJ7T6xweUfA

Jean-Claude Colette11y ago

Hi,

It is sufficient to declare a global variable that indicates if the reverse mode has been selected.

Call this variable flag:

bool flag=false;

When you press the shift button, flag=true;

When you press on tan button, there are two cases

if (flag) ... else ...

and after the calculation: flag=false;

Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan11y ago

That shift is just a condition to use either one value for that button or use another one. Like this,

if(shiftPressed) {
   useShiftedValue();
}  else {
   useDefaultValue();
}

This way you will be able to get the same functionality. The main thing is that you need to keep this variable active and you are going to test the value for every button that provides the functionality to shift the operators.