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C# Applications | C# Applications For Beginners | Building C# Applications |

This presentation explains the C# Application. In this slide of a C # application for beginners, we made a scientific calculator out of a text-box, a label, and buttons. Beginners will learn how to create events in Visual Studio for performing operations in a scientific calculator in this c# tutorial Simplilearn.

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C# Applications | C# Applications For Beginners | Building C# Applications |

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  1. Scientific Calculator C# Applications

  2. Scientific Calculator

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  4. Scientific Calculator A scientific calculator is a calculator that is designed to assist you in calculating problems in science, engineering, and mathematics. It has far more buttons than a standard calculator, which only allows you to perform the four basic arithmetic operations of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. • All these extra buttons enable you to work with a variety of numbers and problems, such as these: • Trigonometry issues • Scientific numbers can be multiplied by ten to a power of ten. • Pi issues • Problems involving logarithms in base ten and the natural base • The factorial function is used in probability problems.

  5. Scientific Calculator Your scientific calculator has some special buttons that will assist you in writing your equations. For example, you have a special button for scientific numbers that automatically adds the multiplication by 10 to a specific exponent. The Exp button is the one you're looking for. You enter your scientific number first, press the button, and enter your exponent value.

  6. Scientific Calculator You can use these buttons to calculate a number to any exponent and find the square root, third root, and any other root when working with engineering problems. You also have your trigonometric buttons.

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