calclulator

i have done this code which can do add, sub, mul, div and square. But this much function is not sufficient for a calculator. I want to add one exponential function and one square root function. plz help me frens

Code:

#include <iostream>
   
int main()
{
    double num;
    double num2;
    char choice;
    for (;;){
     do {
      cout<<"\n";
    cout<<"Welcome to apex calculator.\n";
    cout<<"Please choose an option by entering the number, press q to quit\n";
    cout<<"1 - Addition\n";
    cout<<"2 - Subtraction\n";
    cout<<"3 - Division\n";
    cout<<"4 - Multiplication\n";
    cout<<"5 - Help\n";
    cout<<"6 - About This Program\n";
    cout<<"7 - find square\n";
     cin>>choice;
    } while ( choice < '1' || choice > '7' && choice != 'q');
    if (choice == 'q') break;
    switch (choice) {
           case '1':
                cout<<"Please enter a number\n";
                cin>>num;
                cout<<"Another number to be added\n";
                cin>>num2;
                cout<<num + num2;
                cout<<"\n";
                break;
           case '2':
                cout<<"Please enter a number\n";
                cin>>num;
                cout<<"Another number to be subtracted\n";
                cin>>num2;
                cout<<num - num2;
                cout<<"\n";
                break;
           case '3':
                cout<<"Please enter a number\n";
                cin>>num;
                cout<<"Another one to be divided\n";
                cin>>num2;
                cout<<num / num2;
                cout<<"\n";
                break;
           case '4':
                cout<<"Please enter a number\n";
                cin>>num;
                cout<<"Another one to be multiplied\n";
                cin>>num2;
                cout<<num * num2;
                cout<<"\n";
                break;
           case '5':
                cout<<"This is a simple calculator made by bishal, manoj, pramesh and ram\n";
                cout<<"To select an option, type the number next to the option and press enter\n";
                cout<<"E.G. for division, you would type 3 and press enter.\n";
                cout<<"\n";
                break;
           case '6':
                cout<<" apex calculator, made by bishal, manoj, pramesh and ram \n";
                                cout<<"\n";
                break;
           case '7':
           cout<<"please enter a number\n";
           cin>>num;
           cout<<"the square is \t "<<num*num;
           cout<<"\n";
           break;

           default:
                    cout<<"That is not an option";

                }

}
return 0;


}

And so what's the problem? You've got 8 and 9 left over, so you've got room on the menu. The functions exist already, you just have to call them.

no, i forget how to use pow syntax.

and what should i have to do to get square root?

Originally Posted by |>|?\-/|\/|-]§)

no, i forget how to use pow syntax.

Then look it up.

is this the help that i get from here????

i need some guideness but you are telling me read it urself

Originally Posted by |>|?\-/|\/|-]§)

is this the help that i get from here????

i need some guideness but you are telling me read it urself

Pretty much that's what you're going to get, yes. What can we tell you that isn't printed in plain black and white in the book/manual/etc?

is this the help that i get from here????
i need some guideness but you are telling me read it urself

Yes. The "guideline" is to learn how to locate API functions on your own. It isn't that hard, really.

i think tabstop may be reluctant to give you concrete answers, as most of us here are, and instead provoke you to solve your own problems (this can be proven to be a good thing).

the level of detail/enthusiasm/thinking in your question/comment "no, i forget how to use pow syntax." matches that of the response you received of "Then look it up. " its actually harder for us to not just give the answers... so we really do mean only to help others here.

ill promote your problem by asking: well, did you look it up? i.e. the standard "cmath" library reference? there should be examples with wherever you find it. give it an attempt and post any issues you have, with sufficient effort and detail.

Originally Posted by |>|?\-/|\/|-]§)

is this the help that i get from here????

i need some guideness but you are telling me read it urself

Your username is more difficult to type than to learn the pow() function. Seriously how do you do that?