GUI/ASCII Infix/Reverse Polish Calculator

--Final Release--

Features:

• Graphical Calculator

• Ascii Calculator

• Handles Postfix

• Handles Infix

• Validates Expressions + Detailed Exceptions

• Fully Commented Code

• Complete Documentation via JavaDoc

• Fully Commented Tests with Full Coverage

Instructions:

-If Opened From Console-

1. Enter expression
2. Enter what notation you used for the expression (make sure you enter correctly or the calculator will continue to prompt you)
3. Recieve answer
4. Enter if you would like to compute another expression (which will take you back to step 1.) or if you would like to quit, which will shut down the console

-If Opened Anywhere Else-

1. Enter expression into expression field
2. Select using the two radio buttons what notation you are using/want the calculate to compute with
3. Click on the button to receive your answer, this field can be copied if you would like the paste the answer elsewhere
4. Change any of steps 1-2 to get a different answer, the window can be closed normally just like any other application

This is the final release for my Calculator Project, all commits/branches/tags&CandidateReleases as well as full developmental history can be found within this GitLab page. I would like to apologise for a dip in commits within a specific week, as I was ill for that portion of time. I hope the continued amount of significant commits help make up for this, as well as providing a finished product.

(I also did not realise that I had to individually push tags or create a candidate release branch for each tag, I thought with a commit it would push my tag along with the other code changes I made, and that when that tag was pushed it would count as a candidate release, rather then needing to create a seperately updating branch. I'm aware of these issues at the end of my project, so I have pushed all the local tags I made, minus a v0.5 one I made on a previous broken laptop I had, and will create a candidate release branch with my final project within it)

{One last final note, whilst my maven commands run successfully to create my JavaDoc and Jar file, the jar file crashes whenever I open it, I don't know if this is due to a problem with my pom file interacting with maven/the project, but since it gives me a java error I'm not quite certain. I will create the jar file as well as the JavaDoc, but if problems persist in being able to get them to work, running the Calculator class within eclipse should run the whole program/display the calculator in GUI form, and changing the if statement to a "!=" instead of a "==" should result in the ASCII view being displayed, I'm sorry for the inconvenience for all of this but its the best way I can show the final result}

Benjamin Shearlock