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You are aware this is not meant to be ran as an actual program right?
Just to show people that VB is easy to use.

That is what he said.

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You are aware this is not meant to be ran as an actual program right?
Just to show people that VB is easy to use.

He never said it was, he said that this isn't really a useful tutorial for people because it just looks like things being slapped together. If you want to show people how easy VB is to learn, but they can't learn much from this, then it doesn't make this thread very helpful.

However... "How to create a basic Calculator in Visual Basics" -- As for not being meant to be ran as an actual program, *creating a basic calculator* seems pretty misleading.

Just to elaborate, my previous post was about creating a calculator that could evaluate textual expressions in infix notation and show the result. Usually you can convert infix to RPN notation using Dijkstra's shunting yard algorithm, and from there, you can evaluate the full expression using a stack-based methodology to get a result pretty easily. I created one in C++ a while ago.