The following C# code is for a simple calculator. In this tutorial we will use Visual Studio and the Form to build simple calculator that perform addition, subtraction, multiplication and division on floating point number. C# Calculator Example in Form App
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1. Create a New C# Windows Form Application named similar to MyCalc
2. Design the form similar to that shown above
3. Set the properties of each control on following values
- TextBox -> txtOperand1
- TextBox -> txtOperand2
- TextBox -> txtAnswer
- Button -> btnAdd
- Button -> btnSubtract
- Button -> btnMultiply
- Button -> btnDivide
4. Double click on btnAdd and add this code
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try { float num1 = Convert.ToSingle(txtOperand1.Text); float num2 = Convert.ToSingle(txtOperand2.Text); txtAnswer.Text = (num1 + num2).ToString(); } catch (Exception) { MessageBox.Show("Enter only numeric values"); } |
5. Double click on btnSubtract and add this code
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try { float num1 = Convert.ToSingle(txtOperand1.Text); float num2 = Convert.ToSingle(txtOperand2.Text); txtAnswer.Text = (num1 - num2).ToString(); } catch (Exception) { MessageBox.Show("Enter only numeric values"); } |
6. Double click on btnMultiply and add this code
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try { float num1 = Convert.ToSingle(txtOperand1.Text); float num2 = Convert.ToSingle(txtOperand2.Text); txtAnswer.Text = (num1 * num2).ToString(); } catch (Exception) { MessageBox.Show("Enter only numeric values"); } |
7. Double click on btnDivide and add this code
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try { float num1 = Convert.ToSingle(txtOperand1.Text); float num2 = Convert.ToSingle(txtOperand2.Text); txtAnswer.Text = (num1 / num2).ToString(); } catch (Exception) { MessageBox.Show("Enter only numeric values"); } |
