Thanks! Always good to hear that people are liking the videos I put out

That's great! Glad you liked the videos

That's a really good idea. I like it. I know some calculations will give you like 10 decimal places.

How you've done it?

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Thanks! Love hearing that people are enjoying the video I put out

Happy to help!

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I know it's kinda crazy. Good to hear from you!

Glad you found the videos helpful!

Glad you like them!

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@@PracticalCoding there is some buttons which are not working correctly. I couldn't understand why are they giving the wrong Answer or NAN

@@yazanmahfod8533 That was my bad. For the log button, you need to specify which base you want to use. I was just going too fast and forgot to add that in. So if you change the Log button method from updating the display with "log" to "log10" it should work. I'd take a look at the mXparser website to see what their library is looking for when evaluating expressions too. Here's the link: mathparser.org/mxparser-math-collection/unary-functions/

@@PracticalCoding thank you very much for the fast answer I will try to correct it after having a look at the library

Thanks! Glad you liked it

Glad you liked the videos! I think that error happens because of the way mXparser evaluates the expressions. If you wanted to fix that issue, you'd just have to make a function that goes through the string to find numbers next to open parentheses. With your example 3(5+6) you'd just need to turn it into 3*(5+6) before sending it through mXparser's calculate method

That's probably something I can do in the future. I'll add it to my list of video ideas but it probably won't be for a while. I have a lot of others on the list already

Glad the videos were helpful!

@@PracticalCoding how to share another phones apk

@@vyshanvprasannakumar646 Are you looking for how to make that app into an apk so you can send it around?

@@PracticalCoding yes , creating app into apk and send to friend how to send??

Glad you liked the videos! And yeah I could see about making one of those. It won't be for a while though because I'm taking the MCAT in a few weeks. Most of my time has been spent studying for that

can you send me what you have in the calculate function?

@@PracticalCoding ok but tomorrow

also I have a problem. When I rotate my phone emulator, it doesn't switch to land.xml, it stays on layout.xml, but just rotates to 180 degree. I'm using the newest Android Studio and I noticed, that my activity_mail.xml of the the land page is stored into another folder, called layout-land(created by Android Studio by default). Dragging the xml of the land page into folder of layout page doesn't solve the problem. Do you have any suggestions? Thanks!

Found out the problem. Did not realise you had to click the 'rotate' icon that flashes up on the emulator device.

@@richardlongshaw8079 Oh I gotcha. Good to hear you got it working though!

I could probably do that at some point. I'll add it to my running list of video ideas. At some point in the next few weeks, I'm gonna be posting a notes app. If you end up watching that when I post it, you'll probably have everything you need to make the history section

Huh, that's weird. Could you join this channel's Discord server and send a picture or video of what's happening? It's a little hard to help you solve the problem without actually seeing what's happening Here's the link discord.gg/H2P89STbaS

I'm not entirely sure if that's supported. If you take a look at their website, they might have a way to do that but chances are you'll have to implement that yourself. I think this question came up a while back and if I remember correctly they only support radians. Maybe things have changed since then Here's a link to the website mathparser.org/

Did the landscape version ever work at some point? Or did it stop working after you added in a new activity? Maybe you created a landscape variation for the other activity by accident

All you would really have to do is write a method that does your permutations and combinations. Then, when the user clicks a button, just call one of those methods. I'd probably make it so when you press either the permutation or combination button, it acts almost like the equals button, but rather than using the mXparser library methods, you'd call your own

@@PracticalCoding okay.

Could you paste the error message in a comment so I can look at it? I might need you to head over to the Discord server so I can see what's happening. Just from what you've said so far, I have a feeling that mXparser might be installed incorrectly.

@@PracticalCoding yes that was the problem I have jdk version 11 on my Android studio but I used the library of jdk 8 in my project🤦so I deleted it and then paste jdk 11

Hey! I'd be happy to help you solve this problem. Could you join this channel's Discord server and post a picture of the error message or leave the entire message in a comment so I can take a look at it? Here's the link if you wanna join: discord.gg/H2P89STbaS

Hey, that's because mXparser doesn't know what to do when the parentheses implicitly indicate multiplication. What you need to do is add an additional check for the following string ")(" and if it's there, replace it with ")*(". Maybe mXparser will add the ability to evaluate an expression like (4×4)(4+3) without the multiplication sign between the parentheses, but for now, we have to add that additional check before passing the expression over to mXparser. Hope that helps!

@@PracticalCoding ok😊

Hey! I believe I helped someone out with this issue a few weeks back and from what I remember, mXparser was evaluating those functions in either degrees or radians. There should be a way to specify which mode you want mXparser to be in or you have to convert the value. For example, when I have my calculator set to RADIANS I get this value for cos(30) = 0.154251 but when I have my calculator set to DEGREES I get this value for cos(30) = 0.866025 I took a look at the documentation for mXparser and it looks like they have functions that you can use to convert between degrees and radians and radians to degrees. You can probably add an additional button somewhere to set the mode of the calculator and convert the answer initially given by mXparser based on what mode the user sets for the calculator. Maybe there's something that you can pass into mXparser's class when we first create an instance. I'm not aware of anything like that so you'd have to sift through the documentation Here's the link to the documentation page specifically to the functions that convert degrees to radians and radians to degrees. mathparser.org/mxparser-math-collection/unary-functions/ If you're having trouble with anything else, you can always join this channel's Discord server to get help too. Here's the link if you wanna check it out discord.gg/H2P89STbaS

Yeah, that was my bad. If you look at the documentation for the mXparser library, you'll see you need to add the base of the log too. So for a normal log (base 10) you need to and 10 to the end of the log string. So instead of adding "log" to the display, you'll need to add in "log10"

That was my bad. For the log button, you need to specify which base you want to use. I was just going too fast and forgot to add that in. So if you change the Log button method from updating the display with "log" to "log10" it should work. I'd take a look at the mXparser website to see what their library is looking for when evaluating expressions too. Here's the link: mathparser.org/mxparser-math-collection/unary-functions/

@@PracticalCoding now it works fine.... Thanx for replying so quick

@Lucas Kowalski You need to go into the update text method for the log button and instead of updating the display with just "log" it needs to be "log10"

Go to this link and scroll down just a little bit and the strings should be there github.com/Practical-Coding3/ScientificCalculator

@@PracticalCoding Well I can find the basic strings and colors but miss the scientific ones like tan, cos .

@@user-xz4xu4ni5r Ohhh that's my bad. Never added those string to it. I just updated the readme file with those strings

@@PracticalCoding thx! :)

or how to convert Decimal degree To degree minute second like complete scientific calculator, thank You