A calculator with the basic functions.

1. Calculator using Java
Presented By:
LUV MAHAJAN-17BEC10056

2.  Project Objective
 What I learn?
 Software Requirements
 End Users?
 Flow chart of calculator working model.
 Future enhancement
 Reference
Contents

3. Project Objective
 To develop an simple calculator using Java
which provides :
 Simple arithmetic operation.
 The operation performed are
Addition.
Subtraction.
Multiplication.
Division.
Clearing the content of the screen.

4.  A calculator is a small, portable, often
inexpensive electronic device that is used to
perform both basic and complex operation of
arithmetic.
Introduction

5.  Install Java on mine machine.
 Install Java Ide (eg Netbeans, Eclipse).
Methods

6. What I learnt?
Technical Learning
 Java Programming
 Eclipse.
General Learning
• How to design and implement coding
Skills.

7.  First of all I make a layout how I want my
calculator to look like.
 As soon as layout completes I started coding
and I made the layout of the calculator.
 Now continuing further I had to make sure
that all keys are correctly performing
operation on he screen.
Methods(cont.)

8.  As soon as coding gets completed I run &
debug mine code and wow great calculator
start working.
Methods(cont.)

9.  Professional Office Worker.
 Desktop user
 Students
End Users?

10.  Eclipse.
 Java version( 1.8.0_65)
 JDK ( Java development Kit)
 Java IDE (Integrated development
Environment)
Software Requirements

14.  Designing my own scientific calculator.
 Implement this calculator on desktop.
 Make this calculator more interactive and may
use deep learning and AI so that I can text to
speech the numbers.
Future enhancement

15. https://www.google.co.in
https://eclipse.org/
https://www.javatpoint.com/java-swing
Reference

16. ThankYou