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Sorry but I don't understand the whole idea !!<br />
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Are you talking about parsing a string like &quot;234*(2+5)/9&quot; and then calculating the final result ??<br />
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I think you should make yourself a little more clear... ok??<br />
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Sorry but I don't understand the whole idea !!

Are you talking about parsing a string like "234*(2+5)/9" and then calculating the final result ??

I think you should make yourself a little more clear... ok??




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This is a common example in many introductory books, includeing &quot;The C++ Programming Language&quot; by Bjarne Stroustrup.<br />

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This is a common example in many introductory books, includeing "The C++ Programming Language" by Bjarne Stroustrup.


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Looking for C++ Source Code for a four function (add,subtract, multiply, divide) calculator using classes can anyone help me, PLEASE!!!!!<br />
Additional info: application to simulate a simple four function electronic calculator, must contain two registers to store operands in use, one register to store result of arithmetic operation, a register to store error state <br />
and a register to store name of most recent arithmetic operation. Program is to have an object-oriented approach
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Looking for C++ Source Code for a four function (add,subtract, multiply, divide) calculator using classes can anyone help me, PLEASE!!!!!
Additional info: application to simulate a simple four function electronic calculator, must contain two registers to store operands in use, one register to store result of arithmetic operation, a register to store error state 
and a register to store name of most recent arithmetic operation. Program is to have an object-oriented approach

C++ Source Code for Calculator

C++ is an intermediate-level general-purpose programming language, not to be confused with C or C#. It was developed as a set of extensions to the C programming language to improve type-safety and add support for automatic resource management, object-orientation, generic programming, and exception handling, among other features.