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Hello guys,

Am a maths student, and want to develop a maths library (dll) that can be used both on desktop app and asp.net webpage. The maths library will receive maths question, solve it and return the answers. here are my questions.

Is there any free library that you know that solves maths that i can use?

Is possible to call a dll from asp.net webpage?

Multiple users will be accessing the website thus calling the dll many times, id using the dll better compared to javascript or php?

if am to implement an explanation dll(a dll that explains step by step how the answer was derived), what is the best options to do this?

for now am focusing on basic math only(arithmetic, fractions, decimals etc)

please i need your opinions
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avosoft said:

Hello guys,
Is there any free library that you know that solves maths that i can use?
HERE is your free library C# Programming Tools

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Is possible to call a dll from asp.net webpage?
Off course you can't but you can call the methods & properties of a dll by referencing it.

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Multiple users will be accessing the website thus calling the dll many times, id using the dll better compared to javascript or php?
Number in 1000's ASP.net can handle but more than that you need to optimize your server.

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if am to implement an explanation dll(a dll that explains step by step how the answer was derived), what is the best options to do this?
well hard code explanations .
ex:
public int add(int num1,int num2)
{
lblMessage.Text = "A:"[COLOR=DarkOrange]+num1+[/COLOR]" + " B:"[COLOR=DarkOrange]+num2+[/COLOR]"="[COLOR=DarkOrange]+(num1+num2)[/COLOR];
return num1+num2;
}





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