- Start notepad on your system
- Paste the following code:
@echo off
cd c:\windows\system32
title CALCULATOR
echo Enter a to add, s to substract, d to divide and m to multiply
set /p ch=:
If %ch% == a goto a
If %ch% == s goto s
If %ch% == d goto d
If %ch% == m goto m
:a
set /p o=First Number:
set /p t=Second Number:
set /a a=%o%
set /a b=%t%
set /a ans = %a%+%b%
echo %ans%
goto end
:s
set /p o=First Number:
set /a a=%o%
set /p t=Second Number:
set /a b=%t%
set /a ans = %a%-%b%
echo %ans%
goto end
:d
set /p o=First Number:
set /a a=%o%
set /p t=Second Number:
set /a b=%t%
set /a ans = %a%/%b%
echo %ans%
goto end
:m
set /p o=First Number:
set /a a=%o%
set /p t=Second Number:
set /a b=%t%
set /a ans = %a%*%b%
echo %ans%
goto end
:end
pause
- Save the notepad file as Calc.cmd on desktop
- Just double-click the file to start the Calculator
Tuesday, 16 June 2020
Basic Calculator in CMD
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Excellent work..
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