I am a fifteen year old trying to learn c++ to program a scientific calculator that is simpler to use. Would it be okay if I asked for advice on different problems I am having with the calculator and how to program certain things on it without providing a code? (I don't have a code, but I need help.) It is not a regular calculator, I was going to list the different things out to the users and show symbols to the user to use the calculator. My first question is what specific areas should I look into the most? Also are their any website tutorials that can help? (I have used Google but it remains ineffective). Please understand I am not asking anyone to do my work for me, I just really need help.
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2 advices for you
1. You should break your question in several lines.
2. Providing code leads to better and faster replies.But since you are only thinking at the moment it is all right.
It is not clear whether you are building a GUI or …
Jump to PostWould it be okay if I asked for advice on different problems I am having with the calculator and how to program certain things on it without providing a code?
Those kinds of questions are tricky to ask right. As long as you keep it on a conceptual level and …
Jump to Postbut u may consider printf
No. This is the C++ forum, not the C forum. The OP is on the right track at the moment, don't confuse him.
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