thanks. it's cool!
1. there is zero after pressing any operation button.
2. what is with fractional parts when performing a division operation? didn't see it.
That's fantastic David! Thanks for sharing. I've just included it in a demo for a group, and they went nuts when they saw they could calculate right on a quiz question.
It is very nice. I was exploring this...and i found that i can compute only two sequences. For example:
if i add 1000 + 1000 it perfectly works and i get the answer 2000
But when i add 1000 + 1000 + 50 i get 1050. The answer has to be 2050. Can anyone help me with a fix.
I made some edits to the calculator to handle more than two sequences. I also edited the operation buttons to show the current result when clicked, instead of showing the original number. However, I don't see a way to post the new file for others to download.
Damon, I know it has been 6 months since you commented here, but this would be really handy to have. Could you please locate your file, upload to dropbox, google drive or some other online location and link here? I and many other less technical people will be most grateful.
I managed to change the display and avoid showing zero when clicking another number after the operation. Very simple! just put a text box with the references of the CurrentNum and StandbyNum variables. You create the States: currentnum-standbynum-currentnum. Triggers to change states and display them and
the calculator screen would be after inputting the first number and clicking the operation button (+, -, /, *) and then after clicking the button (=)
Hi all. I was asked to create a calculator for Europeans, who use comma's where we would normally use periods in the US. I couldn't find any good resources for this, so I created my own from scratch. Here's a description of how I did it with Javascript, along with the source file in case anybody else encounters this request...
https://digitallearning.studio/european-calculator-storyline/
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