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hi Tahir,
I am prabhas i am assigned the same project in my college assignment .
can you please provide me the process flow of this project .
and add the functionalities such as help menu , binary, octal and hexadecimal operations .
thanks
prabhas.
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hi
Your code was very useful for me.I hve a doublt.You hve used double data type for handling numbers.Suppose if u want to handle very large numbers then wat you can suggest me like the windows calculator
thanx in advance
Ramya
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Hi,
You can read the large number into a string data type, then parse it into multiple double data types and perform your desired operations and then re-combine them.
May be it's not that straight, as it seems, but you will have to write an algorithem for it.
Hope this helps.
Tahir
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i'm so sorry to bother you.but i wan to learn how to run ur program though my computer.i tried to open the program by using microsoft visual but cannot run.can u tell me how to run it properly.
thank you.
sincerely,
erin
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It requires Visual Studio 6, if it installed properly, this application would work fine.
Tahir
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void CDialog_basedDlg::OnEqual()
{
if(st2 == 0)
{
UpdateData(TRUE);
m_op2 = m_num;
}
else
{
UpdateData(TRUE);
m_op2 = m_num;
}
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If you meant the statements for one of the conditional result to be something of a placeholder, then a simple comment in that place denoting it to be such, would have been better than duplicating code.
OTOH, if you meant for the "else" portion to be FALSE, then your sloppiness is going to get you in a lot of trouble in the days and years ahead.
You have some good ideas, but you need to pay more attention to your work.
William
Fortes in fide et opere!
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yea ! you have rightly pointed out the useless statement .Actually there was a problom in its continous multiplication and addition , i.e like 2+2+2+2 etc .then it was checking the state of the equal button . When i fixed that , i forgot to remove that !!!!
 
Tahir
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So, what did you update?
 fifi
If god wanted you to use a bow and arrows he wouldn't have invented assault weapons!
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Well, there were some probloms in the calculations like simultanous multiplication and addition . I have fixed that probloms by setting thier flags .
Tahir
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What's the point in publishing an article without even revealing your position in the subject
Oh, hold on thou......Where's the article???
I give you 2* just for the endeavour 
Regards,
Vitaly Tomilov
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My position on calculators is that they should calculate.
I'd bet his position is the similar.
Though thou art critical, it's "though" though, not "thou"!
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Should author of this article introduce calc.exe instead, what would be lost on programmers?
Should though lose its gh, what sound in the word would be lost?
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Vitaly Tomilov
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> Should author of this article introduce calc.exe instead,
> what would be lost on programmers?
nothing much, nada, niente, nitcht, rien du tout, ничто, {}
> Should though lose its gh, what sound in the word would be lost?
Since "thou" is actually a word that is not synonymous with
"though" I defer to the authority, Webster (www.webster.com):
"though" is pronounced: '[th]O
"thou" is pronounced: '[th]au
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