Now that you have learned JavaScript/jQuery syntax and been given an introduction to how JavaScript is used in the browser, it is time to apply your skills and get some experience creating a user interface.

You will create a calculator with JavaScript and jQuery. The HTML for the calculators necessary parts has been provided to you in the index.html file. You are adding code to the public/calc.js file that will dictate the functionality associated with a calculator.

As usual this is going to be a pass fail assignment. If your program meets all the listed requirements, you will receive a 1 on the assignment. If you fail to do so, you will receive a 0 and have until the following Monday to complete the program for .5 credit.

[ ]: The calculator has a screen which displays numbers input by the user, or a summed total based on mathematical operations

[ ]: The calculator has buttons (0-9, +, -, /, *, ., =, C)

[ ]: The calculator can perform the following operations (i.e. is a working calculator:

• addition
• subtraction
• division
• multiplication

[ ]: The 'C' button clears the running total/entered value (works like a clear button).

[ ]: = returns the sum of the current operation

[ ]: All the necessary calculator buttons are assigned click events which result in some action being performed (be it updating the displayed value, or performing math)

[ ]: Handles decimals

[ ]: Users can enter values/perform math with keyboard input (keypress)