well, its been some time since I did java, but Im pretty sure of a few things
a) Netbeans allows you to step through your code (debug) - trust me, its a good skill to learn, and allows you to see what your variables contain (for example)
b) if your code is all the way at the end, then, do you not think that inspecting this
Scanner choiceOP = new Scanner(System.in);
String choice = choiceOP.nextLine();
System.out.println(choice);
is worthwhile - does the System.out.println actually display add or subtract etc on the console .. if it does, then
c) you might need to review string comparison in java
ie
choice == "add"
.. are you sure thats how to compare strings ? while its 'Legal' ie the compiler allows you to do it, its actually not doing what you want - so, some reading, look at
Java: ==, .equals(), compareTo(), and compare()[
^] for example, and Im pretty sure you should grasp that
if (choice.equals( "add")){
is probably what you want - try it on just one of the comparisons as a start to prove it