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[James.H]

In this tutorial you will learn how to make a simple calculator with Visual C# 2008 Express.

Created by Davide.

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YouTube - Visual C# Programming Video Tutorial: How to make a simple calculator Part 2 - Codecall.net



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Edited by Roger, 07 August 2010 - 09:26 AM.

[Davide]

Yay, but i expected the tutorial to be in a better quality. Please add some of those "bubbles" in the vid so that viewers can understand what i am writing in the comments. I am not talking about the big notepad font, but the one from Visual Studio, that is tiny and barely readable.
Next one coming soon.

[James.H]

ok will do my best.

[Davide]

Ok, i keep getting a DataBase error from the forum when i want to PM you so i will just say it here:

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New tut.

[James.H]

Thanks, am fixing the db errors as we speak.

[Qaletaqa]

There are still some "bugs".

It doesn't work that well when using the keyboard to calculate, like if you press the "+" key the textbox will contain a "+" sign in it (same for the other signs), it's also possible to get multiple decimals that way, and you can't use "enter" key to get the outcome (equal button).

Nevertheless it was a good tutorial, very well explained and it is what the title said it is... which is simple. It helped me alot.

Anyway if you have time, can you tell me how to get those bugs solved using your example. I looked at other tutorials about making calculators but they don't make sense to me :sleep:, most of them use arrays, switches, event handlers, etc... or they use an older version, Visual Studio 2005 or earlier, I use the 2008 and 2010 Express Editions. For a beginner like me that isn't simple (been learning it for a week so euhm... yeah).

[Davide]

I have a better one, but it's not video: Visual C# Programming Basics

[gokuajmes]

Davide is there a better quality video of that calculator application ,naah could you post your source code as attachment with the post