I was able to add multiplication and division to my calculator here is a screen shot of it in action http://gyazo.com/a9db27a1737372ff3ebf52eecce167ae here is the code for it http://pastebin.com/mWaqaWd4

I have added subtraction to my calculator here is the paste bin for it http://pastebin.com/xL1f0BUV I have also learned how to use the float function to make multiple variables instead of just one at a time for example I would have had to put int b() int a() int result but I just put float a,b result tomorrow I will add multiplication but I spent this class learning about how to use the float function and what it is. Here is a screen shot of the calculator in action http://gyazo.com/243ca6c5fc988eb55355a19a290cf4df http://gyazo.com/484b9b425075e356c16a39761ca9b63d

I am trying to learn how to improve my calculator and add new features such as subtraction and multiplication I think I now know how to do it and I will be able to finish within a couple of classes

oday I learned how to make variables using variable I made a simple calculator and it worked the first time I tried. Here is the code for it if you would like to try just copy it into a compiler and compile it and you have a basic calculator http://pastebin.com/GGwDq7v2 http://gyazo.com/01ece4b8407f4ce8de742d3f19f8f318

Today I watched some more tutorials and I learned how to use if/else statments I made a very basic program were you type in your age and it says something different for different age groups here is a link to that program just copy and paste it into a compiler and change your age here (In the code) int age = 101; Pastebin also here is the finished game. http://pastebin.com/eRXEgyTf

Today I learnt about for loops which is is just a different kind of loop and the way it works is you need 3 pieces of information a starting value an ending value and how much you want to increment it by. here I made a line of code where it starts at 1 ends at 10 and goes up by 1. http://pastebin.com/7xwz0T8H if I break down the code and explain it for(int x = 1; x < 10; x++;) int x = 1; is the starting value x < 10; means to keep going until it hits 10 and x++; means add 1 every time I could also put x+=1; and it would do the same thing. http://gyazo.com/089af4ef8671bf15e94b09ef855c38c1 here is another one where it goes up by two and stops before it gets to 20 http://pastebin.com/Z3m3zkHN this is very simple yet very useful

My game from last year was basically done I just needed to add a few things and now its running here is the source code from it http://pastebin.com/wxVWzpwY I also watching this video and learned about functions https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bsWWHo4KDHE A function is a group of statements that perform a task. Every C++ program has at least one function, which is main()

Qt broke after windows 10 update happened but its not a problem because I already have codeblocks installed so I can keep doing c++ and I went back to my blog posts from last year and I want to finish the game I never did in c++.I will be posting status updates and will be able to finish before the end of the year

I fixed the debugger I just needed to download microsoft SDK debugger since I have the new version of windows 10. Here is the screen shot from yesterday I got everything working finally http://prntscr.com/7ce81m

Today I learned about spinners and slidders which are basically just spinners or sliders that change the value for example if you move the slider to the right it changes the value up and if you move it left it goes down. This is useful for when you have a program and you would like the user to input a value. I will post an example tomorrow but I am currently getting a error saying no debugger installed so I think I need to reinstall QT