Yet another Calculator

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  Basic Output Proof for the Basic Calculator

Inspiration

I'm making a calculator because I'm new to coding, and it seemed to be the easiest project.

What it does

It's a basic calculator. It does basic things like Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, and Division. You know, basic things.

How I built it

I started with Java. Tried to use Netbeans and subsequently gave up on it. Then, I chose python to try Tkinter. Turned out to be confusing for a first-timer so left that too. Then, I thought, ok, there's a technical session tomorrow, I will follow along. And well, installing and setting up the IDE ended up being tricky. Landed on C, where I used recursive functions for the first time. So, if that counts for something, yay?

Challenges we ran into

Oops, I think I wrote challenges in the previous section, and since I'm running out of time to submit, I'll just leave it at that. Consider it a recursive function😛.

Accomplishments that we're proud of

Need I repeat? Probably not Will I? Hell Yeah! I learned Recursive Functions baby!

What we learned

Following along with a live stream is hard if you can't pause the video.

What's next for Yet another Calculator

• More Operations
• Support for typing inputs with an operation (?)
• Support for more than 2 inputs
• A GUI? Maybe?

Built With

• c
• vscode