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Just define a real number that is global to hold the &quot;memory number&quot;. The MR button should replace what's in your text or display box with the memory number. The M+ button should add what's displayed to the memory number, then update the number. Same scenario for the M- button. MCL should set the global memory number to zero.
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Just define a real number that is global to hold the "memory number". The MR button should replace what's in your text or display box with the memory number. The M+ button should add what's displayed to the memory number, then update the number. Same scenario for the M- button. MCL should set the global memory number to zero.

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I am leaning how to program in visual basic .net. &nbsp;I am writing program to build a basic calculator. &nbsp;This calculator has memory buttons (MR, M+, M- MCL) along with the basic percent, add, subtract, multiply and divide operation buttons. &nbsp;<br />
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I am wondering if someone has a good example for coding the PERCENT and the MEMORY operations for a basic calculator. &nbsp;Ive found some code online but they exclude the percent and the memory buttons. &nbsp;Im hoping for something basic. &nbsp;Im not ready to get fancy just yet. &nbsp;Thanks!<br />

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I am leaning how to program in visual basic .net.  I am writing program to build a basic calculator.  This calculator has memory buttons (MR, M+, M- MCL) along with the basic percent, add, subtract, multiply and divide operation buttons.  

I am wondering if someone has a good example for coding the PERCENT and the MEMORY operations for a basic calculator.  Ive found some code online but they exclude the percent and the memory buttons.  Im hoping for something basic.  Im not ready to get fancy just yet.  Thanks!


memory buttons for basic calculator

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