Basic Calculator Using LabVIEW

[Ndiwane]

Can someone help me with this?? A calculator belt with LabVIEW that compute all the 4 basic operation that is equipped with memory stored and memory recalled. this calculator should have a stop button even if you stop it from the app, it should keep running unless you used the stop button. in addition, the UI of this calculator should be very beautiful.

[daveTW]

Hello, Ndiwane,

this doesn't sound like a question for help, rather like an AI- prompt. Normally you have to do your homework yourself.

How far did you come by yourself at the moment?

Where are you stuck?

Did you make yourself familiar with these LabVIEW- concepts(?):

• use of shift registers to store program state values
• use of event structures to handle user input (even the handling of "Window Close"- events)
• building a user interface with different styles (like System Controls, Silver Style Controls etc.)
• use of splitters for responsiveness of UIs

Can you answer these questions?

[MichaelS78]

Install LabVIEW 2026.

Drop a web browser control.

Set URL to https://www.online-calculator.com/

Done. 

[Andrey_Dmitriev]

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@MichaelS78 wrote:

Install LabVIEW 2026.

Drop a web browser control.

Set URL to https://www.online-calculator.com/

Done. 

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Not fully meet the requirements (square root etc not required...):
“A calculator built with LabVIEW that computes all four basic operations and is equipped with memory storage and recall. This calculator should also have a Stop button.”

So, the keyboard might look like this:

But seriously, there have been a lot of “getting started” examples:

LabVIEW - Calculator Example

Simple Calculator using LABVIEW

A simple calculator

Anyway for the topic starter, I would recommend recreating 1:1 look and feel of a vintage calculator, like this:

Nowadays, AI can also generate beautiful button images with hover and pressed states...