Does those calculators have some type of a processor like a computer?Is it possible to program to them? And finally, is it somehow possible to run the .NET Micro Framework on it?
I\'m writing开发者_如何学C a calculator with an ability to accept new function definitions. Being aware of the need of newbies to try recursive functions such as Fibonacci, I would like my calculator
I am trying to do a little exercice in FLEX and BISON. Here is the code I wrote : calc_pol.y %{ #define YYSTYPE double
I\'m doing a polynomial calculator and i\'ll need some help as i\'ll progress with the code. For now I made only the polinom class which i represented it as a linked list with terms and some function
Most of what I need to accomplish is doable with Google docs spreadsheets, except locking only certain fields to allow updates by the public so they can do their own calculations based on the data. I
I\'m trying to create a calculator where the user can put in 4 values, these then each multiply by 0.75 and then get added together to give a price in pounds.
I need to write a code that runs similar to normal calculators in such a way that it displays the first number I type in, when i press the operand, the entry widget still displays the first number, bu
I\'m writing a simplified calculator using Qt with C++, for learning purposes. Each number is a QPushButton that uses the same slot to modify the text in a lineEdit widget being used as a display.
Where can I see the code for the calculator? I mean the one with fancy background? B开发者_如何学Goy the way, it looks very nice!!
My understanding of calculators is that they are stack-based. When you use most calculators, if you type 1 + 2 [enter] [enter] you get 5. 1 is pushed on the stack, + is the operator, then 2 is pushed
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