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How to make a Calculator -(Part-2)


Calculator  - Visual Basic 2008 / 2010
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Let's add the rest of the buttons to the form.
Important: please add the button in the same order exactly as shown below.

Add four buttons. Start by adding the button on the left (1) then (2) then (3) then (4)
Change the text of the four buttons to 7 , 8, 9, / as shown above.
Add four more buttons and change their text to 4, 5, 6, *
Remember to start adding the buttons in order as the following image:
                       
Add four more buttons in the same order as shown below and change their text to 1, 2, 3, -
                                                   

Add four more buttons in the same order as shown below and change their text to 0, . , =, +

Add the last two buttons to the calculator in order as shown below and change their text to Clear, Exit:
 
Add the last two buttons to the calculator in order as shown below and change their text to Clear, Exit:
                                                      





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