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Arithmetic-Operations is an interactive web app designed to perform and visualize basic mathematical operations dynamically. This tool helps users practice and understand addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division interactively.
This project implements an arithmetic calculator capable of parsing and evaluating mathematical expressions using a custom stack data structure. The calculator handles various arithmetic operations and parentheses, providing accurate results for complex expressions.
This repository contains simple and well-commented Python programs for learning basic mathematical operations. It includes addition challenges, multiplication tables, and division with remainder, designed especially for kids, school students, and beginners who are starting their journey with Python programming and logic building.
SDL2 Calculator: A calculator built with C++ and SDL2, supporting basic arithmetic, advanced math functions, and trigonometry. Features a user-friendly graphical interface. 
A simple calculator app built with Flutter, featuring basic math operations, sign toggle, percentage calculations, and a sleek UI. Ideal for beginners learning Flutter widgets, layouts, and state management.
Aplicación Android en Java que implementa una calculadora funcional con diseño moderno. Soporta operaciones básicas (+, −, ×, ÷), decimales y validación de errores como división entre cero. Incluye SplashScreen animado con la API oficial de Google y compatibilidad con SDK 24+.
Console-Based Scientific Calculator built in Python that performs basic arithmetic and advanced mathematical operations such as trigonometric functions, logarithms, powers, and square roots. Designed for beginners to understand core Python concepts, user input handling, and modular programming through a command-line interface.
Practice codes and examples of NumPy basics including array creation, indexing, slicing, broadcasting, random functions, and visualization with Matplotlib.
This is a python program that calculates the amount each person needs to pay on a split bill, based on tip percentage, number of people and total bill.
Dive into Python by getting an understanding of the core elements, keywords and syntax. Start writing Python programs by assigning variables, applying functions and combining math operations.
Java programs and test protocols for the second exercise unit (UE02) in "Software Development 1". Focus: debugging, calculations, and formatted outputs.