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QBASIC Programming Tutorial – 10 – Building a Basic Calculator




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 BUILDING A BASIC CALCULATOR

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10 REM BUILDING A BASIC CALCULATOR
20 INPUT "FIRST NUMBER: ", NUM1
30 INPUT "SECOND NUMBER: ", NUM2
40 SUM = NUM1 + NUM2
50 MULT = NUM1 * NUM2
60 SUB% = (NUM1 - NUM2)
70 DIV = NUM1 / NUM2
80 PRINT "THE SUM OF THE TWO NUMBERS ARE: ", SUM
90 PRINT "THE PRODUCT OF THE TWO NUMBERS ARE: ", MULT
100 PRINT "THE DIFFERENCE OF THE TWO NUMBERS ARE: ", SUB%
120 PRINT "THE QUOTIENT OF THE TWO NUMBERS ARE: ", DIV
130 END

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