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Bucky IS awesome
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
i made a program not by your help but i felt like showing off so here it is
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main ()
{
for(;;)
{
long double first_constant, second_constant, limit_completer;
long int table_limit;
table_limit = -1;
string basic_arithmetic, yes_or_no, continue_;
cout << "Which basic arithmetic do you want to do:";
cin >> basic_arithmetic;
if (basic_arithmetic == "multiply" or basic_arithmetic == "m" or basic_arithmetic == "M" or basic_arithmetic == "*" or basic_arithmetic == "x")
{
cout << "(if you input a letter i will destroy your computer)nWhat do you want to multiply:";
cin >> first_constant;
cout << "(if you input a letter i will destroy your computer)nBy:";
cin >> second_constant;
for(;;)
{
cout << "nWould you like a table [y/n](no words):";
cin >> yes_or_no;
if(yes_or_no == "y" or yes_or_no == "Y" or yes_or_no == "n" or yes_or_no == "N")
{
break;
}
if(yes_or_no != "y" and yes_or_no != "Y" and yes_or_no != "n" and yes_or_no != "N")
{
cout << "nYou have put wrong input please make sure you only used eather y or n in eather lowercase or uppercase.n";
}
}
if(yes_or_no == "y" or yes_or_no == "Y")
{
cout << "Till which number from zero:";
cin >> table_limit;
}
cout << "n" << first_constant << "x" << second_constant << "=" << first_constant * second_constant << "nn";
for (limit_completer = 0; limit_completer <= table_limit; limit_completer++)
{
cout << first_constant << "x" << limit_completer << "=" << first_constant * limit_completer << "n";
}
cout <<"Would you like to continue[y/n]:";
cin >> continue_;
if(continue_ == "n" or continue_ =="N")
{
cout << "nnThank you and goodbye user.";
break;
}
}
if (basic_arithmetic == "devide" or basic_arithmetic == "d" or basic_arithmetic == "D" or basic_arithmetic == "/" or basic_arithmetic == "÷")
{
cout << "(if you input a letter i will destroy your computer)nWhat do you want to devide:";
cin >> first_constant;
cout << "(if you input a letter i will destroy your computer)nBy:";
cin >> second_constant;
for(;;)
{
cout << "nWould you like a table [y/n](no words):";
cin >> yes_or_no;
if(yes_or_no == "y" or yes_or_no == "Y" or yes_or_no == "n" or yes_or_no == "N")
{
break;
}
if(yes_or_no != "y" and yes_or_no != "Y" and yes_or_no != "n" and yes_or_no != "N")
{
cout << "nYou have put wrong input please make sure you only used eather y or n in eather lowercase or uppercase.n";
}
}
if(yes_or_no == "y" or yes_or_no == "Y")
{
cout << "Till which number from zero:";
cin >> table_limit;
}
cout << "n" << first_constant << "÷" << second_constant << "=" << first_constant / second_constant << "nn";
for (limit_completer = 0; limit_completer <= table_limit; limit_completer++)
{
cout << first_constant << "÷" << limit_completer << "=" << first_constant / limit_completer << "n";
}
cout <<"Would you like to continue[y/n]:";
cin >> continue_;
if(continue_ == "n" or continue_ =="N")
{
cout << "nnThank you and goodbye user.";
break;
}
}
if (basic_arithmetic == "plus" or basic_arithmetic == "add" or basic_arithmetic == "addition" or basic_arithmetic == "+" or basic_arithmetic == "sum" or basic_arithmetic == "together" or basic_arithmetic == "increase" or basic_arithmetic == "up" or basic_arithmetic == "high" or basic_arithmetic == "higher")
{
cout << "(if you input a letter i will destroy your computer)nWhat do you want to add:";
cin >> first_constant;
cout << "(if you input a letter i will destroy your computer)nBy:";
cin >> second_constant;
for(;;)
{
cout << "nWould you like a table [y/n](no words):";
cin >> yes_or_no;
if(yes_or_no == "y" or yes_or_no == "Y" or yes_or_no == "n" or yes_or_no == "N")
{
break;
}
if(yes_or_no != "y" and yes_or_no != "Y" and yes_or_no != "n" and yes_or_no != "N")
{
cout << "nYou have put wrong input please make sure you only used eather y or n in eather lowercase or uppercase.n";
}
}
if(yes_or_no == "y" or yes_or_no == "Y")
{
cout << "Till which number from zero:";
cin >> table_limit;
}
cout << "n" << first_constant << "+" << second_constant << "=" << first_constant + second_constant << "nn";
for (limit_completer = 0; limit_completer <= table_limit; limit_completer++)
{
cout << first_constant << "+" << limit_completer << "=" << first_constant + limit_completer << "n";
}
cout <<"Would you like to continue[y/n]:";
cin >> continue_;
if(continue_ == "n" or continue_ =="N")
{
cout << "nnThank you and goodbye user.";
break;
}
}
if (basic_arithmetic == "minus" or basic_arithmetic == "decrease" or basic_arithmetic == "subtraction" or basic_arithmetic == "-" or basic_arithmetic == "lower" or basic_arithmetic == "down" or basic_arithmetic == "subtract")
{
cout << "(if you input a letter i will destroy your computer)nWhat do you want to subtract:";
cin >> first_constant;
cout << "(if you input a letter i will destroy your computer)nBy:";
cin >> second_constant;
for(;;)
{
cout << "nWould you like a table [y/n](no words):";
cin >> yes_or_no;
if(yes_or_no == "y" or yes_or_no == "Y" or yes_or_no == "n" or yes_or_no == "N")
{
break;
}
if(yes_or_no != "y" and yes_or_no != "Y" and yes_or_no != "n" and yes_or_no != "N")
{
cout << "nYou have put wrong input please make sure you only used eather y or n in eather lowercase or uppercase.n";
}
}
if(yes_or_no == "y" or yes_or_no == "Y")
{
cout << "Till which number from zero:";
cin >> table_limit;
}
cout << "n" << first_constant << "-" << second_constant << "=" << first_constant – second_constant << "nn";
for (limit_completer = 0; limit_completer <= table_limit;
limit_completer++)
{
cout << first_constant << "-" << limit_completer << "=" << first_constant – limit_completer << "n";
}
cout <<"Would you like to continue[y/n]:";
cin >> continue_;
if(continue_ != "y" and continue_ != "Y" and continue_ != "n" and continue_ != "N")
{
cout << "Please input eather y to continue or n to stop thay can be written as either lowercase or uppercase letters."
}
if(continue_ == "n" or continue_ =="N")
{
cout << "nnThank you and goodbye user.";
break;
}
}
if(basic_arithmetic != "Multiply" and basic_arithmetic != "multiply" and basic_arithmetic != "m" and basic_arithmetic != "M" and basic_arithmetic != "*" and basic_arithmetic != "x" and basic_arithmetic != "devide" and basic_arithmetic != "Devide" and basic_arithmetic != "d" and basic_arithmetic != "D" and basic_arithmetic != "/" and basic_arithmetic != "÷" and basic_arithmetic != "plus" and basic_arithmetic != "add" and basic_arithmetic != "addition" and basic_arithmetic != "+" and basic_arithmetic != "sum" and basic_arithmetic != "together" and basic_arithmetic != "increase" and basic_arithmetic != "up" and basic_arithmetic != "high" and basic_arithmetic != "higher" and basic_arithmetic != "minus" and basic_arithmetic != "decrease" and basic_arithmetic != "subtraction" and basic_arithmetic != "-" and basic_arithmetic != "lower" and basic_arithmetic != "down" and basic_arithmetic != "subtract")
{
cout<<"nPlease do not have any uppercase letters,numbers and arithmetic equations that are not basic(addition,multiplication,subtraction,devision) or extra symbols like .(if this warning system does not tell what you did wrong that is for you to figure out)nn";
}
}
return 0;
}
just search online c++ click on the gdb website and control v this (cotrol a then control c this to copy all of this quickly)
Bucky is awesome though. No if statement required for that imo.
I made this function with the help of your tutorials 🙂
int x = 1;
int y = 2;
if (x > y) {
cout << "pizza is greasy" << endl;
}
else if (y > x) {
cout << "greasy is pizza" << endl;
}
return 0;
U saved me 4 years lmao
Thanks bucky!!
Is there any difference between >= and =>?
Aren't equal to (==) and not equal to (!=) also relational operators ?
I love you, Bucky!
This guy is boss
How are you building and running so quick?
4:05 It won't give an error. The "=" simply assigns the value that evaluates to true. Hence, if block would be executed.
TOP DOG! pretty cool huh – indeed
Thanks dudeee 🙂
bucky is AWESOME…!!!
how you run the code, how you remove * before main in heading
God bless you
the more u dive into this tutorial , the more interesting its gonna be , i would say Bucky Roberts u are awesome…
Hi, how do you make an if statement that states "Less than 10 but no less than 5"
edit: Ok, I just put in
(sum <10 && sum >5)
bucky is really awesomeee
you are "very ugly"
Bucky really is awesome
how sad ;(
I added all the operations to the calculator from the earlier lesson using this <3! It's a bad calculator in everyday terms, but I got it to work. I could get away without using the operations' variables, but whatever.
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
int a;
int b;
int x;
int div;
int sum;
int diff;
int prod;
cout<<"Please enter a number. ";
cin>>a;
cout<<"Please enter another number. ";
cin>>b;
div=a/b;
sum=a+b;
diff=a-b;
prod=a*b;
cout<<"Please choose your operation n1. Division n2. Addition n3. Subtraction n4. Multiplication n";
cin>>x;
if(x==1){cout<<"The division equals to "<<div<< " and the remainder equals to "<<a%b;}
if(x==2){cout<<"The addition equals to "<<sum;}
if(x==3){cout<<"The difference equals to "<<diff;}
if(x==4){cout<<"The product equals to "<<prod;}
if(x>4){cout<<"Invalid option, the program will now close.";}
if(x==0){cout<<"Invalid option, the program will now close.";}
return 0;
}
bucky is awsome
Can someone tell me what I did wrong?
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
int a = 98;
int b = 76;
if (a>5) {
cout << "Bucky is AWESOME!!!!";
}
return 0;
I got.
"Boneless Chicken"
pretty cool huh)) put it on 2x speed)
Pretty cool huh?
when can i build AI like google assistant? is this going to be in the next tutorial?
so Bucky is not always awesome? lol jk XD
:3
#include <iostream>
#include <Windows.h>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
float a;
float b;
float total;
cout << "Hey Thanks for using my calculator enter two numbers!" << endl;
cin >> a;
cout << "Alright, enter a second number" << endl;
cin >> b;
total = a + b;
cout << total << endl << endl;
if(total==69){
cout << "Hey You have a dirty mind!" << endl;
}
else
{
cout << "Alright bud you got it!" << endl;
}
system("pause");
}
Bucky is always awesome !!!!!!
whatever if 1>3 or 5>3 i don`t care about this shit. i hate maths
You're a legend
little cheat for people. you don't have to write int everytime,for ex. :
int a;
int b;
int c;
…
sometimes you can just write :
int a,b,c,…;
I can make a calculator xD
have u made any big projects using C++ programming language?
Bucky is AWESOME !!!
Thanks Bucky, very enjoiable and clear teaching 🙂
Bucky truly is AWESOME!!!! thanks a lot for this tutorial.
This is so easy especially coming from a python background
is
76 != 25 and 76 =! 25
the same thing? or will it only work one way?
i understand that it can be used for >>
what if if i was supposed to write this
int a;
int b;
int miracle;
if (a = miracle)
will the program recognize a word?
Just… how many times you gotta repeat " Bucky is awesome" ??
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main (){
cout <<" welcome to the world of simple calculations nn";
int a,b,c,d,e,f,x,y;
cout << "press 0 to continue or any other no. To quitnn" ;
cin>> y;
if (y==0){
cout << " welcome nn";
cout << "enter a numbernn";
cin>> a;
cout << "enter a another numbern";
cin>> b;
cout << " press 1 to add 2 to sub 3 to multiply and 4 to divide" << endl;
cin>> x;
}else {
cout << "goodbye, have a nice day" << endl;
}
c = a+b;
d = a-b;
e = a*b;
f = a%b;
if (x==1){
cout << "the addition of the nos you entered is" << c << endl;
}
if (x==2){
cout << "the subtraction of the nos you enterd is << d << endl;
}
if (x==3){
cout << "the multiplication of the nos you enterd is << e << endl;
}
if (x==4){
cout << "the division of the nos you enterd is << f << endl;
}
if (x>4){
cout << "goodbye, come back later" << endl;
}
return 0;
}
I know there are a bit of bugs…but help me with the division…i think thats causing a bit of problem. Anyways, a rough program for simple calculator…rate it please…it would b helpful
should I be taking notes
who is here now in aug ?
and 21 years old?
hands up
Its always the 6th line of code "[" by itself that C++ says its wrong????