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Thread: STANDARD CALCULATOR

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    Hi I'm new to this lesson about GUI, I would like to ask for your help if you can... I don't know how to put the MC, MR, MS and M+ in my calculator, so that it would look like the standard calculator...
    standard-calculator.jpg
    my codes are here calculator.txt and almost all are done, the only thing lacking are these MC, MR, MS and M+... please help Thank you...
    And my output calculator looks like this:


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    Default Re: STANDARD CALCULATOR

    How are you adding components to the GUI? What layout manager?
    I assume you want to add a column of buttons on the left of the "keyboard".

    What is your problem adding the column of components in the layout?

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    Default Re: STANDARD CALCULATOR

    @Norm
    yes your right!!..i want to add the MC,MR, MS and M+ with their functions in like the standard calculator

    i hope you could help me wit\h this...
    thanks for replying anyways...

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    Default Re: STANDARD CALCULATOR

    The image you posted shows you have mastered the usage of a layout manager and now should be able to add another column of buttons to your GUI.
    Can you explain what your problem is?

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    Default Re: STANDARD CALCULATOR

    the problem here is, i don't know the functions of these buttons MR, MS, MC, M+

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    Default Re: STANDARD CALCULATOR

    i don't know the functions of these buttons
    What do the letters stand for?
    I think the M stands for Memory.
    What about the R, S, C and +?

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