Exercise 6 (part 5) – Putting our DLL through it’s paces

Over the last four posts I’ve built up the engine of an RPN calculator in the form of a DLL.  Now it’s finaly time to put it use.  In this post I’ll present the code for a console-based user interface for our calculator.

Exercise 6 (part 4) – The Calculator Engine and Anonymous Methods

In this post I’ll complete the RPN Calculator engine we’ve been looking at.  This will complete the DLL I’ve been working on, and next time I’ll run through the code for a Console-based front-end.

Exercise 6 (part 3) – Delegates and Class Inheritance

So, back to my RPN calculator implementation.  Bear in mind that I wrote this code over six months ago, and I’ve learned a lot since then.  If I was to do it again now I may make different design decisions, but for the moment I’ll stick with the original code.  Let’s see what we can learn.

Yes, I’m still here….

So, you may have noticed that it’s been about 6 months since my last post.  I’ve been a little busy.  I’ve also been learning heaps.