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    Java Calculator

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    This document provides steps to create a basic Java calculator application using a JFrame. It describes adding number buttons, text fields, and logic to perform arithmetic operations like addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Key steps include creating JFrame components like buttons and text fields, getting input from buttons and displaying output, declaring variables, writing code to handle button clicks and performing calculations, and displaying the result.

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    Java Calculator

    Step 1: – Create a blank Java project and name it JavaCalculator. Uncheck the Main
    class option from the project tab.
    Step 2: – To add a Jframe, right click the project name in the Project window.

    Step 3: – To the right of the Jframe, there is a Palette with a set of controls on it. Click
    the Text Field and apply it on the blank Field form. Now click Properties, then change
    the text field to blank. Click on the Code and change the Variable Name to txtDisplay.

    Step 4: – Select the Button and drag it to the Jframe form. Change the text and
    the Variable Name as we did for the text field.

    Step5: – Change the Variable Name to btnOne as we did for the text Field. Enter the
    value 1 for the text by selecting the properties. Do the same for all the buttons by
    changing the text and the Variable Name.
    The Final Jframe structure will be formed.

    Step6: – Double click on any of the button. This will take the user to source section
    where the major coding of the program is done. The image below depicts
    the Source section.

    Step7: – Declare the following variables inside the main class.

    The firstnum term is to accept the first number entered, whereas the secondnum is to
    accept the second number stored. The variable result is used to store the output value.
    Writing Code for the Number Button on Java
    Calculator
    To get text from a form object, you can use the getText method of the object (if it has
    one). So to get the text from btnOne we could use this code:

    1 String Enternumber = txtDisplay.getText()+btnOne.getText();


    Similarly, for the btnTwo, we could use the similar code:

    1 String Enternumber = txtDisplay.getText()+btnTwo.getText()



    Arithmetic Codes for the Button


    The code for the Addition operation is as shown below. The parse statement is used in
    order to convert the string argument as a signed decimal integer. The number entered
    into the EditText textbox is taken from the EditText and stored temporarily in a variable.
    Therefore the getText() method can be used to retrieve the data, and the setText()
    method to display the data. The elswhere.Integer.parseInt() method will throw a
    “NumberFormatException” error if the String provided is not a proper number.

    Similarly, do this for all the other logics to be performed. For each logic, the operation to
    be performed is clearly stated.

    The Equal action button performs according to the required logic. For this, we make use
    of the if statements. If the user prefers addition, the firstnum and the secondnum will be
    added and the answer will be stored in the result.

    The Clear button is used to remove the previously used values from the text Display.
    For this the secondnum will be set to 0 and the textField must be set to blank.

    Now, Save the file and click the Run button as shown below.

    The Jframe panel will appear as shown.


    Enter the first number, and second number followed by the logic to be applied. Now
    click the Equal action button. The result will be displayed on the text Field.
    First number is entered.

    The operation to be performed is applied.


    Enter the second number.

    Now click the Equal sign button, which gives you the result.

    The addition operation has been performed successfully. The rest of the arithmetic
    operations can be performed in a similar manner.

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