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Old 08-28-2007, 06:44 PM
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[SOLVED] calculator program in assembly
can you giv me a code for this... plsss...

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Old 08-28-2007, 06:46 PM
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tnx in advance

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I don't know assembly, but you should be more specific for what you want the calculator to do? Should it be able to handle interpolating polynomials? solving algebraic equations? partial differential equations? There's a lot out there that can be solved (as well as a lot which cannot be solved), so specifics matter substantially when referring to a calculator.

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what kind of calculator? can you be more specific with the description?

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This isn't for homework is it? hehe
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Please also provide us with the codes that you've worked on lol... I don't think there's anybody would want to happily do your homework for free haha... with some exception of course!!!

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i also need a code for a calculator program
our prof is always absent in our assembly class and he only teaches us the basic or beginners knowledge in using tasm.. he asked us to make a calculator that ask the user to input two digits and he can choose either to add, sub, mul or DIV plz help me.. ty in advance..

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our prof is always absent in our assembly class and he only teaches us the basic or beginners knowledge in using tasm.. he asked us to make a calculator that ask the user to input two digits and he can choose either to add, sub, mul or DIV plz help me.. ty in advance..
you probably want to create another thread so that someone can help you out with Assembly (which is something that I never touched lol... well, at least for now...)

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our prof is always absent in our assembly class and he only teaches us the basic or beginners knowledge in using tasm.. he asked us to make a calculator that ask the user to input two digits and he can choose either to add, sub, mul or DIV plz help me.. ty in advance..
Well, even if that's the case, you should try first and post code where you're getting stuck. Just asking for someone else to do the code does not assist you in the learning process. I don't know any on these forums who will just do your homework for you whatever the rationale may be. Assisting, however, is something that many on this forum will try to do.

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that's my biggest problem, he only gave us lesson on how to display a char and a string.. and also about the interrupt for video control..

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