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Help? Building a volume calculatorHello guys, another newbie onboard!
I want to build a calculator, using graphical interfaces, which can calculate the volume of a cylinder. The user should be able to type two variables, height and radius - then the calculator gives the answer (2 sig.fig) using the simple formula PI * height * radius^2 I also want to use: JAVA Code:
to ensure correction. Any ideas or advices? I would be really grateful... //Kitty Last edited by LuciWiz : 08-Oct-2005 at 09:49.
Reason: Please insert your Java code between [java] & [/java] tags
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