Java Mathmatical Functions By User [duplicate]
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so i wanted to ask how to make a method that receives from the user a Mathematical function represented by (x) like (x + 2), then receives a number which is (x) .. then return the result !! ..
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You'll need to write an expression parser. This is quite a complicated project for a beginner.
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so i wanted to ask how to make a method that receives from the user a Mathematical function represented by (x) like (x + 2), then receives a number which is (x) .. then return the result !! ..
Thnks.
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You'll need to write an expression parser. This is quite a complicated project for a beginner.
– Carcigenicate
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You should probably implement shunting yard and then build on top of that
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You'll need to write an expression parser. This is quite a complicated project for a beginner.
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You should probably implement shunting yard and then build on top of that
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You'll need to write an expression parser. This is quite a complicated project for a beginner.
– Carcigenicate
Nov 9 at 20:32
You'll need to write an expression parser. This is quite a complicated project for a beginner.
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You should probably implement shunting yard and then build on top of that
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Here's a link that gives a example on how to implement the shunting yard algorithm for expression parsing:
https://eddmann.com/posts/shunting-yard-implementation-in-java/
You can use the ideas in this to build your expression parser and read the stack of commands using switch statements to perform the operation entered. Good luck on the project!
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If you mean what i think you do, you just need to make a function with a parameter, do the calculation and return the result.
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Here's a link that gives a example on how to implement the shunting yard algorithm for expression parsing:
https://eddmann.com/posts/shunting-yard-implementation-in-java/
You can use the ideas in this to build your expression parser and read the stack of commands using switch statements to perform the operation entered. Good luck on the project!
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Here's a link that gives a example on how to implement the shunting yard algorithm for expression parsing:
https://eddmann.com/posts/shunting-yard-implementation-in-java/
You can use the ideas in this to build your expression parser and read the stack of commands using switch statements to perform the operation entered. Good luck on the project!
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Here's a link that gives a example on how to implement the shunting yard algorithm for expression parsing:
https://eddmann.com/posts/shunting-yard-implementation-in-java/
You can use the ideas in this to build your expression parser and read the stack of commands using switch statements to perform the operation entered. Good luck on the project!
answered Nov 9 at 20:49
Tim Hunter
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Here's a link that gives a example on how to implement the shunting yard algorithm for expression parsing:
https://eddmann.com/posts/shunting-yard-implementation-in-java/
You can use the ideas in this to build your expression parser and read the stack of commands using switch statements to perform the operation entered. Good luck on the project!
answered Nov 9 at 20:49
Tim Hunter
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answered Nov 9 at 20:49
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answered Nov 9 at 20:49
Tim Hunter
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If you mean what i think you do, you just need to make a function with a parameter, do the calculation and return the result.
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If you mean what i think you do, you just need to make a function with a parameter, do the calculation and return the result.
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If you mean what i think you do, you just need to make a function with a parameter, do the calculation and return the result.
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If you mean what i think you do, you just need to make a function with a parameter, do the calculation and return the result.
answered Nov 9 at 20:45
Ists Cilveks
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answered Nov 9 at 20:45
Ists Cilveks
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answered Nov 9 at 20:45
Ists Cilveks
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answered Nov 9 at 20:45
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You'll need to write an expression parser. This is quite a complicated project for a beginner.
– Carcigenicate
Nov 9 at 20:32
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You should probably implement shunting yard and then build on top of that
– Tilman B. aka Nerdyyy
Nov 9 at 20:42