Ibrahim Abdsaid Hanna
Systems Engineer
ibrahim.seniore@gmail.com
https://github.com/ibrahim1hero1
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Calccedo

Calccedo is a calculation engine framework library based on Java language and in the future it will support all programming languages to help developers for building applications that need complex mathematical equations, Calccedo is not just framework library, it is work as interperter and act as AI engines

Calccedo is a calculation engine framework library based on Java language and in the future it will support all programming languages to help developers for building applications that need complex mathematical equations, Calccedo is not just framework library, it is work as interperter and act as AI engines
and this is simple tutorial to show how to work with Calccedo, built using Netbeans IDE
Requirement:
+just Java Development Kit(JDK) installed in your operating system machine
second step add Calccedo jar to class path or from project name that we named in previous step, select properties and then select Library and click on Add button to add Calccedo libray
you can download Calccedo from Dropbox
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you can download Calccedo from Dropbox
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third step extend CalccedoHandler, to get access for all Calccedo features
in Constructor just call init() or you can ignore this step just because it called automatically by Super Class
super().enableDeepTrace(true)
this is super class method that print all Calccedo Calculation Steps, it take boolean argument (true|false)
Now let's calculate simple formula that contain Sin(30) , by instantiating CalccedoHandler and calling calculate()
in Constructor just call init() or you can ignore this step just because it called automatically by Super Class
super().enableDeepTrace(true)
this is super class method that print all Calccedo Calculation Steps, it take boolean argument (true|false)
Now let's calculate simple formula that contain Sin(30) , by instantiating CalccedoHandler and calling calculate()
now this is the final result of formula ("1+1+2+3Sin(30)+10") =15.5
you can view demo from Github
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CalccedoEngine Framework Library ready anytime anywhere
Welcome All,
Welcome All,




