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A Calculator application built using Java, supporting essential arithmetic operations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. The calculator features a simple command-line interface with input validation, providing accurate results for calculations.

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Calculator-Using-Java-Swing

  1. Project Description: Briefly describe the project, mentioning that it's a graphical calculator application developed using Java Swing. image

  2. Technical Skills: Highlight the technical skills utilized in the project, such as:

    • Proficiency in Java programming language.
    • Experience with GUI development using Java Swing.
    • Understanding of event-driven programming concepts.
    • Knowledge of layout management in Swing (GridLayout, FlowLayout).
  3. Problem-solving Abilities: Emphasize your problem-solving skills demonstrated in implementing various calculator functionalities, such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, square root calculation, and changing sign functionality.

  4. Error Handling: Mention your ability to handle potential errors gracefully, such as catching exceptions for invalid input.

  5. User Interface Design: Discuss your experience in designing user interfaces (UI) using Swing components, including buttons, text areas, and layout managers to organize the components effectively.

  6. Functional Understanding: Describe how you implemented calculator functions like clear, square root, change sign, and computation of results upon user input.

  7. Teamwork (if applicable): If you worked in a team on this project, mention your collaborative skills and contributions to the overall development process.

  8. Testing and Debugging: If relevant, discuss your approach to testing and debugging the calculator application to ensure its functionality and reliability.

  9. UI/UX Considerations: If you made any specific design decisions to enhance the user experience (UI/UX), such as choosing appropriate fonts, colors, or layout arrangements, mention them briefly.

  10. Version Control: If you used version control systems like Git during the development process, it's worth mentioning your familiarity with such tools.

  11. Learning and Growth: Reflect on any new concepts or techniques you learned while working on the project and how they contributed to your professional growth.

  12. Achievements: If applicable, mention any achievements related to the project, such as successful deployment or positive feedback from users or stakeholders.

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A Calculator application built using Java, supporting essential arithmetic operations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. The calculator features a simple command-line interface with input validation, providing accurate results for calculations.

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