code calculator in vb.net

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hello
please could one help me i need the code to calculator program(+,-,/,*,^,+) by class
not simple code but in class (oop).
thanks

Posted 10-Dec-12 23:46pm

dream4ujust

Updated 11-Dec-12 6:40am

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OneInNineMillion 11-Dec-12 5:52am

Is this a homework assignment? You're supposed to create your own calculator with basic functionality?
I know I've had that assignment a while back.
If this is the case, please give it your best and feel free to return here anytime with any questions/problems you run into.

dream4ujust 11-Dec-12 6:03am

i read many books about class in vb.net but i cant understand and i programing the simple code that execute but i need in vb.net by class

OneInNineMillion 11-Dec-12 6:34am

I'm sorry but I don't know how to work with classes myself, I'll have to look into that :)
I thought maybe you had the same assignment as I once had in class(school) so that's why I got confused

AmitGajjar 11-Dec-12 12:43pm

try something and post your problem. this is the best way to get your answer quickly. without posting any code you will not get ready code here.

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Richard MacCutchan · Accepted Answer · 2012-12-11T00:41:00

Solution 1

There is lots of information available in these links[^] that will help you.

Posted 11-Dec-12 0:41am

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Thomas Daniels 11-Dec-12 12:42pm

+5!