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December 13, 2015, 05:42:14 AM
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Looking for some one to create a Unique calculator in C# as a console application.
CRITERIA:

• You will need to create code that calculates a solution based on the values entered by a
user. The actual values don't matter; you should be able to type in any numbers in the prompts, which change the values of your variables, and the calculation should still be accurate.
• Decide on what your code will calculate. This should be an original calculation. In other words, you may not use any of the examples mentioned in this class. This will result in an automatic 0.
• There should be a minimum of 3 prompts to collect user information. The prompts should include labels so the user knows what information they need to enter. These prompts should assign the information collected into variables you have set up.
o Each prompt should be validated using a while loop.
• The result should appear in the browser's console and include an explanation of the
result.
o Good example of console print out: The volume of the sphere is 26 feet cubed. o Bad example of console print out: 26
• Final output should use string concatenation.
• Comment every line of code (describe what each line is doing in English). Do NOT just
label sections of your code.
• Your code must contain at least 2 functions.
• Each function must use arguments and parameters.
• 1 of your functions must contain 3 parameters
• A value must be returned for each function.
• You must include test results at the bottom of your Main Method function inside of a
multi-lined comment.

if any one can do this post here your price.
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December 13, 2015, 11:48:56 AM
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pm'd

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December 13, 2015, 12:28:54 PM
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How much can you pay for this job?
And by when do you need the program?
Can you escrow the funds?

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December 14, 2015, 12:58:20 AM
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I contacted you the first time you posted this job (or a similar one) and never heard back of you. I guess by whatever reason you did not consider me as an option, but it would have been nice if you have told me why.

Also, each function must use arguments and parameters?

you said you were able to do it that day. i guess i missed your email i apologize.
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December 14, 2015, 12:59:20 AM
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How much can you pay for this job?
And by when do you need the program?
Can you escrow the funds?

well some one is charging. $25

well i can wait 2 days
yes i can escrow the funds.
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December 14, 2015, 01:01:42 AM
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but it needs to cover all of this .

CRITERIA:

• You will need to create code that calculates a solution based on the values entered by a
user. The actual values don't matter; you should be able to type in any numbers in the prompts, which change the values of your variables, and the calculation should still be accurate.
• Decide on what your code will calculate. This should be an original calculation. In other words, you may not use any of the examples mentioned in this class. This will result in an automatic 0.
• There should be a minimum of 3 prompts to collect user information. The prompts should include labels so the user knows what information they need to enter. These prompts should assign the information collected into variables you have set up.
o Each prompt should be validated using a while loop.
• The result should appear in the browser's console and include an explanation of the
result.
o Good example of console print out: The volume of the sphere is 26 feet cubed. o Bad example of console print out: 26
• Final output should use string concatenation.
• Comment every line of code (describe what each line is doing in English). Do NOT just
label sections of your code.
• Your code must contain at least 2 functions.
• Each function must use arguments and parameters.
• 1 of your functions must contain 3 parameters
• A value must be returned for each function.
• You must include test results at the bottom of your Main Method function inside of a
multi-lined comment.
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