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Computer Science, Data Structures and Algorithms
Year 4
Visual Basic Math Functions
Develop a simple scientific calculator that will allow the following functions to be calculated using Visual Basic:
a) tangent
b) square
c) sine
d) cosine
e) absolute value
1. Make the Calculate button the Accept button.
2. Create a Clear button to clear the result text box and reset all controls.
3. Create an Exit button.
4. Use labels to identify the input and output controls.
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tangent
square
sine
cosine
absolute value
Make the Calculate button the Accept button.
Create a Clear button to clear the result text box and reset all controls.
Create an Exit button.
Use labels to identify the input and output controls.
...
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