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Programming a calculator in Delphi.
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Programming a Calculator in Delphi By Wayne Broadley Introduction The aim is to produce a fully working calculator program that incorporates as many mathematical features as possible. The program is to be created using Delphi, an IDE based on the Pascal language. I personally prefer to program in C++ as I have quite a lot of experience with it. However, this seems a worthwhile opportunity to develop my skills in Delphi, of which I have used in the past, and have found it to be a very useful language especially for creating small utilities (such as calculators) and database-orientated applications. At first, it's unusual programming in Delphi after using C++ for so many of my past programming projects (and also Java, which has fairly similar syntax to C++). However, it's been pretty easy to get back into familiarity with the language. Pascal is quite a bit simpler than C++ and so it hasn't been...
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