If the user enters the memory key (“m”), your calculator should display the last value or operator stored in memory.thanks for the correction MiiNiPaa, anything to comment about the code itself?
If the user enters the memory key (“m”), your calculator should display the last value or operator stored in memory.i'm creating a calculator using visual studios, the language being used is C++ one of the requiremen...
If the user enters the memory key (“m”), your calculator should display the last value or operator stored in memory. private: System::Void One_Click(System::Object^ sender, System::EventArgs^ e) { if(endP...