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User Interface: Dos-Based Calculator

This document describes a DOS-based calculator program with menu options for basic arithmetic operations like addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. The calculator allows the user to enter operations using symbols like +, -, *, / and clear the screen or view help. It also includes more advanced operations like computing modulo, powers, and factorials by pressing ?, ^, and ! respectively. The program was created by Oliver M. Sumabat for Tarlac State University in November 2016.

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User Interface: Dos-Based Calculator

This document describes a DOS-based calculator program with menu options for basic arithmetic operations like addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. The calculator allows the user to enter operations using symbols like +, -, *, / and clear the screen or view help. It also includes more advanced operations like computing modulo, powers, and factorials by pressing ?, ^, and ! respectively. The program was created by Oliver M. Sumabat for Tarlac State University in November 2016.

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OLIVER M.

SUMABAT

User Interface

DOS-BASED CALCULATOR

TARLAC STATE UNIVERSITY

NOVEMBER, 2016
OLIVER M. SUMABAT

 Menu Option
- Pressing letter ‘Q’ or ‘q’ quit the program.
- Pressing letter ‘H’ or ‘h’ display the calculator computation symbols.
- Pressing letter ‘C’ or ‘c’ clear the screen.
- Pressing letter ‘+’ lets you add numbers.
- Pressing letter ‘-’ subtract you add numbers.
- Pressing letter ‘*’ lets you multiply numbers.
- Pressing letter ‘/’ lets you divide numbers.
- Pressing letter ‘?’ lets you compute for modulo.
- Pressing letter ‘^’ lets you compute for the power of the number.
- Pressing letter ‘!’ lets you compute for the factorial.
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