This is my Simple Calculator. A silly and simple project to learn Java coding and Github usage.
The calculator was initially an integer calculator, but changed using the BigDecimal-class. So now it also handles floats, doubles, etc.
Usage: "java SimpleCalc [math expression] (precision)"
- [math expression] is the mathematical expression such as "98*4+2.2"
- (precision) is the number of digits you would like to get in the final result. Default is 10.
All precision during the calculations are done with precision*100. Only the last result is rounded to the value of precision.
Changelog:
Version 1.11:
- bugfixes: 2/-2 and 2*-2 now work as they should.
- error handling.
- as usual: big code cleanup.
Version 1.10:
- completely new parser
- new usage: "java SimpleCalc [math expression] (precision)"
- [math expression] is the mathematical expression such as "98*4+2.2"
- (precision) is the number of digits you would like to get in the final result. Default is 10.
All precision during the calculations is precision*100. Only the last result is rounded to the value of precision.
- one bug persists: you can't use "/-" in the calculation, for example "2/-2" will crash. Use "-2/2" instead.
I will fix it ASAP.
- another limitation: no parenthesises are allowed yet, nor are sinus, pi, etc...
- and last but not least: I need to fix the error handling of the code.
Version 1.03:
- usage: "java SimpleCalc number1 (+-*/) number2."
- better source code - simplified by Daniel
- same functionality
Version 1.02:
- usage: "java SimpleCalc number1 (+-*/) number2."
- fixed basic bug (crashed when no args was used)
- better error handling when numbers are invalid.
Version 1.01:
- new usage: "java SimpleCalc number1 (+-*/) number2. You might have to use \* instead of *.
- new structure in the code.
Version 1.00:
- added this file - README.txt