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Computer Science, Software Design and Architecture
Year 2
Java Calculator
The Programming Example: Calculator in Chapter 12 is designed to do operations on integers. Write a similar program that can be used to do operations on decimal numbers. (Note: If division by zero occurs with values of the int data type, the program throws a division by zero exception. However, if you divide a decimal number by zero, Java does not throw the division by zero exception; it returns the answer as infinity. However, if division by zero occurs, your calculator program must output the message ERROR: / by zero.)
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