C++ Calculator Using Functions Memory


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C++ Calculator Using Functions and Memory

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This calculator demonstrates how to use functions and memory concepts in C++.

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Calculation Results

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Memory Used (Approx): 0 bytes

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Add Result: 0

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Subtract Result: 0

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Multiply Result: 0

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Divide Result: 0

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Average Result: 0

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Even/Odd Check:

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Prime Check:

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How This Calculator Works

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This calculator demonstrates basic arithmetic operations using functions. It also shows how memory is used to store variables during computation.

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Functions Used:

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  • addNumbers(x, y): Adds two numbers
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  • subtractNumbers(x, y): Subtracts the second number from the first
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  • multiplyNumbers(x, y): Multiplies two numbers
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  • divideNumbers(x, y): Divides the first number by the second
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  • calculateAverage(x, y): Calculates the average of two numbers
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  • checkEvenOdd(x, y): Checks if numbers are even or odd
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  • checkPrime(x, y): Checks if numbers are prime
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Memory Usage

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