Quiz System using C#

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Hi,
I am developing Quiz Application in c# using Oracle as Backend.

I need to add some Trignometric/Derivatives or Formulas as options for the Question.
How can i Type in Textbox and also store in Oracle?

Prathamesh

Posted 30-Dec-11 21:56pm

prathameshpitale

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Wendelius 31-Dec-11 4:01am

Is the problem creating the formulas in Oracle?

prathameshpitale 31-Dec-11 4:14am

I dont know how to type the Symbols such as Derivative or infinte or Lambda and many more.
I dont think textbox support it. Can you give any Idea ?

Amir Mahfoozi 31-Dec-11 5:09am

Is that a webbased application or a windows one?

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Solution 2

If you have a windows application use this one :
http://othercontrols.com/en/products/mathexpressioneditorlight/example-1-save-mathematical-expression-as-image-file/[^]
However it is not free.

If you have a web application here is a good choice :
http://www.codecogs.com/latex/embedded.php[^]

I don't think you have a problem in storing data because your problem is how to show or get a mathematical formula to or from the user.

Hope it helps.

Posted 30-Dec-11 23:58pm

Amir Mahfoozi

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RaviRanjanKr 31-Dec-11 9:53am

My 5+

Amir Mahfoozi 31-Dec-11 13:56pm

Thanks Ravi :)

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Wendelius · Accepted Answer · 2011-12-30T22:35:00

Solution 1

What if you use RichTextBox[^]. In those parts where you need mathematical symbols, use proper font (for example symbol)

Posted 30-Dec-11 22:35pm

Wendelius