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[Solved] Challenge Project Operations: Addition, Subtraction, Division, program OOP with Interfaces, Polymorphism, Etc...
Hello,
My challenge would be to carry out a project that performs addition, subtraction and division operations under OOP object-oriented programming, in which interfaces, polymorphism, etc... must be used,
The philosophy or the approach should not be changed to make it an interesting challenge and with a little difficulty in assuming concepts, it is also intended that it remain as a fluid programming that is the one that is most similar to the way we speak and the most natural...
I attach some photos so that we all follow the same structure and definition... I hope you have fun coding and looking for the solution to the exposed challenge...
https://github.com/runtimevic
https://github.com/TcMotion
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLEfi_hUmmSjFpfdJ6yw3B9yj7dWHYkHmQ
https://github.com/VisualPLC
@runtimevictor Great question!
(((12-2) + 3. 9 ) * 5 ) / 3
I will publish a tutorial soon to explain the design pattern that I used for this solution.
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twinControls - https://twincontrols.com/
waiting eagerly for the tutorial, how fluid and beautiful I like it a lot...
https://github.com/runtimevic
https://github.com/TcMotion
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLEfi_hUmmSjFpfdJ6yw3B9yj7dWHYkHmQ
https://github.com/VisualPLC
@runtimevictor It's published now ! fluent-interface-and-method-chaining-in-twincat-3
In case you want to say thank you !)
We'd be very grateful if you could share this community with your colleagues and friends. You can also buy us a coffee to keep us fueled 😊 This is the best way to say thank you to this project and support your community.
twinControls - https://twincontrols.com/
@runtimevictor I basically got the same as @twinControls. Nice question!
fVar = ((((6+4) / 5) * 8) - 9) = 7
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