Retro-Style Calculator

[CharlieJV]

Note: I've got a few things I need to fix up to make this a QB64-compatible program.

As-is, it is a fun for-the-giggles bit of code to glance at.

• View the source code
  
• Run the program
  

EDIT: You'll notice a bit of a mixed bag of choices (like using GOSUB's and SUB's; every BAM program is an opportunity to do sanity checks on as many statements/styles I can squeeze in there without getting too messy.

[PhilOfPerth]

Note: I've got a few things I need to fix up to make this a QB64-compatible program.

As-is, it is a fun for-the-giggles bit of code to glance at.

• View the source code
  
• Run the program
  

EDIT: You'll notice a bit of a mixed bag of choices (like using GOSUB's and SUB's; every BAM program is an opportunity to do sanity checks on as many statements/styles I can squeeze in there without getting too messy.

An interesting conversion project. That keypad raises a chuckle! I see it even copes with divide by zero with a polite message instead of Error!!!

[CharlieJV]

Note: I've got a few things I need to fix up to make this a QB64-compatible program.

As-is, it is a fun for-the-giggles bit of code to glance at.

• View the source code
  
• Run the program
  

EDIT: You'll notice a bit of a mixed bag of choices (like using GOSUB's and SUB's; every BAM program is an opportunity to do sanity checks on as many statements/styles I can squeeze in there without getting too messy.

An interesting conversion project. That keypad raises a chuckle! I see it even copes with divide by zero with a polite message instead of Error!!!

Oops, I never thought of checking for division by zero.  Good catch!

That "infinity" error, pretty sure that's native javascript handling.  Me not liking javascript much, that I like.

[CharlieJV]

An interesting conversion project. That keypad raises a chuckle! ...snip ...

I don't think there will be much to convert.  More of an opportunity to add whatever I need to BAM to that the program can work in BAM the QB64 way.  Well, within reason.  Maybe come things will be conversion; hopefully not much.

Yup, no fancy modern web stuff.  Throwback to the '80's (dBase/Clipper etc., kind of GW-BASIC ish.)