Software Requirements Specification (SRS)
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Introduction
The Simple Calculator project aims to develop a web-based calculator application that allows
users to perform basic arithmetic operations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication,
division, and exponentiation. The application will be implemented using JavaScript for
functionality, HTML for structure, and CSS for styling.
Functional Requirements
User Inputs
The calculator should provide input fields for users to enter two numbers.
Input fields should support various data types including integers, floating-point numbers,
and negative numbers.
Arithmetic Operations
Addition: Users should be able to add two numbers.
Subtraction: Users should be able to subtract one number from another.
Multiplication: Users should be able to multiply two numbers.
Division: Users should be able to divide one number by another.
Exponentiation: Users should be able to calculate the exponentiation of a number.
Calculation
The calculator should perform the selected arithmetic operation based on user input.
The result of the calculation should be displayed to the user.
Error Handling
The calculator should handle division by zero gracefully and display appropriate error
messages.
Invalid inputs (e.g., non-numeric characters) should be handled, and users should be
prompted to enter valid inputs.
User Interface
The user interface should be intuitive and user-friendly.
Buttons for arithmetic operations should be clearly labeled and visually distinct.
Input fields and result display should be adequately sized and styled for readability.
Cross-Browser Compatibility
The calculator application should be compatible with major web browsers such as
Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge.
Non-Functional Requirements
Performance
The calculator application should respond quickly to user input and provide results
promptly.
The application should be lightweight and optimized for efficient performance.
Accessibility
The user interface should be accessible to users with disabilities.
Keyboard navigation and screen reader support should be provided for enhanced
accessibility.
Security
The calculator application should not have security vulnerabilities such as cross-site
scripting (XSS) or injection attacks.
User inputs should be sanitized to prevent malicious input.
User Interface Design
The user interface will consist of two input fields for entering numbers, buttons for
arithmetic operations, and an output field to display the result.
Input fields and buttons will be styled using CSS for a visually appealing and intuitive
design.
Conclusion
The Simple Calculator project aims to provide users with a convenient tool for performing
basic arithmetic operations through a user-friendly web interface. By implementing the
specified functional and non-functional requirements, the application will meet the needs of
users seeking a straightforward and reliable calculator solution.
