Inspiration
When I did Algebra II homework, I would constantly be typing up a whole equation on my calculator to find multiple X values. This was tedious because equations could sometimes be quite long and having to format exponents in was annoying. That's why I created the InputCalculator
How it works
Instead of repeatedly writing the equation each time, my program simply asks for key information, such as the degree and some coefficients. Then, you just choose an X value, and the program returns a Y value.
Challenges I ran into
converting doubles into integers while keeping original doubles. Also staying awake.
Accomplishments that I'm proud of
The program finally working.
What I learned
I learned how to cast a variable to change the data type. I also learned that when you assign, for example, 10 slots to an array and you make each of those slots a rising number, the numbers go from 0-9, so you have to remember to add one if you intended on the code being from 1-10
What's next for InputCalculator
Making aesthetics. I wasn't sure at all how to do this and most of my time was put into programming the bones of InputCalculator itself. Just the start of a basic high school helping project.
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