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Operators Practice

This document provides instructions for practicing math operators in C# using Visual Studio. It instructs the user to open an existing solution in Visual Studio, navigate to the code file, find TODO comments within partially completed methods, and complete the code to implement the correct math operators based on the radio button selected. It then has the user test the application, fix any errors, and close the solution.

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Operators Practice

This document provides instructions for practicing math operators in C# using Visual Studio. It instructs the user to open an existing solution in Visual Studio, navigate to the code file, find TODO comments within partially completed methods, and complete the code to implement the correct math operators based on the radio button selected. It then has the user test the application, fix any errors, and close the solution.

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PROGRAMMING WITH C#

OPERATORS PRACTICE

1. Open Visual Studio if it is not already open.


2. Locate the folder where you extracted the companion content.
3. In the Chapter 2 folder, locate either the Windows 7 or Windows 8
folder.
4. Open the MathsOperators solution .
5. Locate the Solution Explorer windows in the right pane of Visual Studio.
If it is not visible, select the View menu and then Solution Explorer.
6. Expand MainWindows.xaml.
7. Double click MainWindows.xaml.cs. This file contains the C# code you
will view and edit
8. Locate the private void calculateClick(object sender, RoutedEventArgs
e) method.
9. Notice that this method has a try block that contains code for checking
which checkbox you have selected on the UI and calls the appropriate
method.
10.
Scroll down in the code editor and notice that some of the
methods are partially completed but contain // TODO comments.
11.
For each // TODO comment, complete the code as indicated
using your knowledge of the operators discussed in this module.
12.
Select the Debug menu, and then Start Debugging, or press the
F5 key.
13.
Enter a value in the Left Operand textbox and one in the Right
Operand text box.
14.
Select one of the math operator radio buttons.
15.
Click the Calculate button and verify the expression is displayed
correctly and the result is correct.
16.
Fix any errors that may occur.
17.
If all goes as planned, close the application.
18.
Select the File menu in Visual Studio.
19.
Select Close Solution.
20. Close Visual Studio for now as this practice is complete.

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