Hey Guys - Here with another question im quite stumped... So heres my dilema I wanted to variables to add, subtract, multiply or divide depending on the buttons pushed. I got it all down pat for one variable but when I added two variables 'to the mix' it got weird on me. I thought just adding some labels, boxes, and duplicate code should handle it - as im just passing 2 variables and returning one variable a method ( I know its only one variable because a method can only return one). So the program runs except it completely disregards the second variable.
Any Ideas?
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// THE "FunMath" CLASS
//Thanks in Advance Compsci guys (and girls?) for all your help!
//Programmed by - Nick B.
import java.applet.Applet;
import java.awt.*;
//Class to output bus fare given age.
public class FunMath extends Applet
{
Label prompt,prompt2,result;//System.out.printlns of applets
TextField input,input2,answer;//Fields for user nput.
int var1,var2;//Intigers that the user types in.
Button adds;
Button subtract;
Button multiply;
Button divide;
// sets up GUI components (just a reminder of what init is)
public void init()
{
prompt = new Label ("Type in first Variable");
input = new TextField (1);
prompt2 = new Label ("Type in second Variable");
input2 = new TextField (5);
//Buttons for basic mathamatical functions
adds = new Button("Add");
subtract = new Button("Subtract");
multiply = new Button("Multiply");
divide= new Button("Divide");
result = new Label ("The result is ");
answer = new TextField (15);
// Place label and text field on applet
add(prompt);
add(input);
add(prompt2);
add(input2);
add(result);
add(answer);
add(adds);
add(subtract);
add(multiply);
add(divide);
}//init method
//Respond to action of user's input
public boolean action(Event e, Object o)
{
//Now this is the part I THINK is messing with my program.
//Basically its always reading the first variable but completely disregard
//The second inputed variable and assigns it to 0.(like it was never entered).
var1 = Integer.parseInt(input.getText ());
var2 = Integer.parseInt(input.getText ());
if(e.target instanceof Button)
{
if(e.target == adds)
answer.setText (""+ Integer.toString (adds(var1,var2)));//ANSWER.SETTEXT its the BOX(side note for me to remeber what it means)
else if (e.target == subtract)
answer.setText ("" + Integer.toString(subtract(var1,var2)));
else if (e.target == multiply)
answer.setText (""+ Integer.toString (multiply(var1,var2)));
else if (e.target == divide)
answer.setText ("" + Integer.toString(divide(var1,var2)));
return true;
}
return true;
}
public int adds (int number, int number2)
{
return (number+number2);
}//adds
public int subtract (int number,int number2)
{
return (number-number2);
}//subtract
public int multiply (int number,int number2)
{
return (number*number2);
}//multiply
public int divide (int number,int number2)
{
return (number/number2);
}//divide
}//end of Fun with Math class
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thanks 'wtd'.
