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Make A Project of Calculator in Visual Basic

This document provides instructions for making a basic calculator application in Visual Basic. It involves selecting a standard executable project in Visual Basic, adding a textbox and buttons for the numbers 0-9 and operators like +, -, *, /. It then describes double clicking each button to add code that updates the textbox with the corresponding number or operator when clicked. The code for the equals button evaluates the expression based on the operator and displays the result.

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69K views9 pages

Make A Project of Calculator in Visual Basic

This document provides instructions for making a basic calculator application in Visual Basic. It involves selecting a standard executable project in Visual Basic, adding a textbox and buttons for the numbers 0-9 and operators like +, -, *, /. It then describes double clicking each button to add code that updates the textbox with the corresponding number or operator when clicked. The code for the equals button evaluates the expression based on the operator and displays the result.

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MAKE A PROJECT OF CALCULATOR IN

VISUAL BASIC
 First we select the Standard exe item in the view
project dialog box, opening Visual
Basic itself.
 Then we select the Textbox from the Toolbox and make
a textbox on the form.
 Then we select the command button from the tool box
from the tool box we make buttons 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 … 9, +,
=,-,*, /, clear.
 After these all buttons are made. Then we need the
buttons to be coded. Thus double click on the button
numbered “1”, following coding is done:

Private sub Command 1-Click ()


Text1.Text = Text 1. Text + “1”
End Sub
 Double clicking on the Button “2”
Private sub Command 2-Click ()
Text1.Text = Text 1. Text + “2”
End Sub

 Double clicking on the Button “3”

Private sub Command 3-Click ()


Text1.Text = Text 1. Text + “3”
End Sub

 Double clicking on the Button “4”

Private sub Command 4-Click ()


Text1.Text = Text 1. Text + “4”
End Sub

 Double clicking on the Button “5”

Private sub Command 5-Click ()


Text1.Text = Text 1. Text + “5”
End Sub

 Double clicking on the Button “6”

Private sub Command 6-Click ()


Text1.Text = Text 1. Text + “6”
End Sub

 Double clicking on the Button “7”

Private sub Command 7-Click ()


Text1.Text = Text 1. Text + “7”
End Sub

 Double clicking on the Button “8”

Private sub Command 8-Click ()


Text1.Text = Text 1. Text + “8”
End Sub
 Double clicking on the Button “9”

Private sub Command 9-Click ()


Text1.Text = Text 1. Text + “9”
End Sub

 Double clicking on the Button “0”

Private sub Command 10-Click ()


Text1.Text = Text 1. Text + “0”
End Sub

 Double clicking on the Button “.”

Private sub Command 11-Click ()


Text1.Text = Text 1. Text + “.”
End Sub

 Double clicking on the Button “+”


Private sub Command 12-Click ()
a= Text 1. Text
Text1.Text = ”+”
d=1
End Sub

 Double clicking on the Button “-”

Private sub Command 13-Click ()


a= Text 1. Text
Text1.Text =”-”
d=3
End Sub

 Double clicking on the Button “*”

Private sub Command 14-Click ()


a= Text 1. Text
Text1.Text =”*”
d=3
End Sub

 Double clicking on the Button “/”

Private sub Command 15-Click ()


a= Text 1. Text
Text1.Text =”/”
d=4
End Sub

 Double clicking on the Button “Square”

Private sub Command 16-Click ()


a= Text 1. Text
Text1.Text =”*”
C=a*a
Text1.Text = c
End Sub
 Double clicking on the Button “Factorial”

Private sub Command 17-Click ()


a= Text 1. Text
Text1.Text =”i”
e=1
for i = s to step-1
e = e*i
Text1.Text = e
End Sub

 Double clicking on the Button “Clear”

Private sub Command 18-Click ()


Text1.Text ( )
End Sub

 Double clicking on the Button “=”

Private sub Command 19-Click ()


b = Text1.Text
Select case d%
Case 1: c= a + b
Text1.Text = c
Case 2: c = a - b
Text1.Text=c
Case 3: c= a * b
Text1.Text = c
Case 4: c= a / b
Text1.Text = c
End Select
End Sub

Following figure shows how a


calculator made in Visual Basic
Looks :

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