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Inspiration
The Uncertainty Calculator project was inspired by an everyday need that many students and professionals face when dealing with measurements and data processing. While working on a physics lab report with uncertainties, I realized how hard uncertainties are to add and multiply. Using the necessary calculations and obtaining clear results became a difficult challenge. To solve this, I created the Uncertainty Calculator, a tool designed to make uncertainty calculations easier for students, scientists, engineers, and anybody else who works with data.
What it does
The Uncertainty Calculator is an easy-to-use web tool for calculating uncertainty. It accepts two sets of data, each of which contains a number and its associated uncertainty, and lets users to do basic mathematical calculations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. The calculator calculates the results while also taking uncertainty into account, ensuring reliable and accurate results.
How I built it
The Uncertainty Calculator was created using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It has a simple UI and input text and button to make it as easy as possible for the user to use.
Challenges I ran into
As a beginner into coding, I had a lot of difficultly to find out why some problems were happening and making sure that the calculator works.
Accomplishments that I'm proud of/What I learned
Despite the challenges, I am proud of this project that I was able to make and I was able to learn a lot of new things about HTML and JavaScript. One thing I learned was how to make a options button with different operation in it. I also learned about parseFloat and what they do that the importance of them in JavaScript.
What's next for Uncertainty Calculator
Next time, I can expand on the calculator and include other aspects of physics such as accerlation, displacement and other variables to make this one website a big place of different physics calculators
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