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Report On Scientific Calculator in Java Using Graphics

The document reports on a scientific calculator application created in Java using the awt and swing graphics libraries. A group of 4 students - Amitrajit Dalal, Atanu Mandal, Koustav Sarkar, and Rumeet Prasad - developed the calculator as part of a Design Lab course. It recreates the buttons and functionality of a standard scientific calculator through a graphical user interface built with Java libraries. The application can be run on any JDK environment like BlueJ or Eclipse.

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Report On Scientific Calculator in Java Using Graphics

The document reports on a scientific calculator application created in Java using the awt and swing graphics libraries. A group of 4 students - Amitrajit Dalal, Atanu Mandal, Koustav Sarkar, and Rumeet Prasad - developed the calculator as part of a Design Lab course. It recreates the buttons and functionality of a standard scientific calculator through a graphical user interface built with Java libraries. The application can be run on any JDK environment like BlueJ or Eclipse.

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Report on

Scientific calculator in java


using graphics (java.awt)
for the subject Design Lab (Cs
891).
Submitted by

Amitrajit Dalal (10200115004)


Atanu Mandal (10200115010)
Koustav Sarkar (10200115024)
Rumeet Prasad (10200115034)
Problem Statement

The Problem picked up by us involves creation of a scientific


calculator using Java.awt Package i.e the package used for graphics
applications in Java.This library package helps us create buttons that
are shown on the run time screen.Also the java.swing library package
helps in developing GUI(graphical user interface).As mentioned
above a GUI environment is used for running the calculator at run
time by creating almost each & every button found on an Mx-80
scientific calculator.

Software Used
The above application is handy and can be used readily on any jdk
environment like BlueJ,Eclipse etc.

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