How am I going to RUN words?
SteveTheBad — 4 Months ago
Runey676 — 4 Months ago
Pretty cool, Mike!
Oh and, Steve, I answer to the universe is 42 (hopefully someone got that, haha).
Oh and, Steve, I answer to the universe is 42 (hopefully someone got that, haha).
mk0092 — 4 Months ago
Download both files, then run with Java 2 Platform Standard Edition Binary.
Make sure both files are downloaded and are together in the same folder or on the Desktop
Make sure both files are downloaded and are together in the same folder or on the Desktop
blackmidget — 4 Months ago
It's alright for functionality, although your code is way longer than it should be, I think. I do some Java myself and you should split this up into different classes and slim it down a little before you do much more. You should have created a .jar, so we don't have to mess around with .java files. Also, you should try letting the user type in expressions, and then you should solve them. The way you do it is inconvenient.
mk0092 — 4 Months ago
The problem is that I do not know how to call classes yet, so it is extremely long.
blackmidget — 4 Months ago
No wonder your Java class is easy. Calling class methods is kind of a basic fundamental of Java.
1337man — 4 Months ago
Really? I would have never known. (Not trying to be sarcastic or anything here..)
3047464 — 4 Months ago
Java is fun. I have a geometric calculator that with calculate surface area, volume, area, and perimeter with user input. The only problem is that it's all console program. Otherwise it fits all my needs.
I do admit it is a rather thorough program. But it could be condensed possibly with the use of switch statements. A very good and easy to comprehend program.
I do admit it is a rather thorough program. But it could be condensed possibly with the use of switch statements. A very good and easy to comprehend program.
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