xyz.nisarga.PhysicsCalculator
xyz.nisarga.PhysicsCalculator.aix (6.2 KB)
Nice work 
Please follow the naming conventions as well :
Methods' parameter names should be in lowerCamelCase.
thank you for your contribution, keep up the good work!
as @MohamedTamer already mentioned, please follow the naming conventions, adjust the extension accordingly and republish it
also all your methods are about Calculating something, which means, you could remove the term Calculate to get shorter methods blocks... for example Acceleration rather than CalculateAcceleration or GravitationalPotentialEnergy rather than CalculateGravitationalPotentialEnergy
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Nice Extension 
Wow, 
Nice Extension. Good job 
Nice extension, but it would be better if you attach an aia. for the test.
You can upload the extension into an app and test it out.
Thanks...!
The extension is really easy to use.
Maybe yep...
Great extension! I have learned more about creating extensions.
Pretty nice!
Thanks 
Thanks!
Heart warming!
By using double instead of integer the calculations can be done with results with decimals.
Rewriting your functions, I would suggest this.
@SimpleFunction(description = "Density")
public double Density(double mass, double volume) {
if (volume != 0) {
return mass / volume;
} else {
return 0; // Handle division by zero case
}
}
@SimpleFunction(description = "Volume")
public double Volume(double mass, double density) {
if (density != 0) {
return mass / density;
} else {
return 0; // Handle division by zero case
}
}
@SimpleFunction(description = "Mass")
public double Mass(double density, double volume) {
return density * volume;
}
@SimpleFunction(description = "Speed")
public double Speed(double distance, double time) {
if (time != 0) {
return distance / time;
} else {
return 0; // Handle division by zero case
}
}
@SimpleFunction(description = "Distance")
public double Distance(double time, double speed) {
return time * speed;
}
@SimpleFunction(description = "Acceleration")
public double Acceleration(double initialVelocity, double finalVelocity, double time) {
if (time != 0) {
return (finalVelocity - initialVelocity) / time;
} else {
return 0; // Handle division by zero case
}
}
@SimpleFunction(description = "Retardation")
public double Retardation(double initialVelocity, double finalVelocity, double time) {
if (time != 0) {
return (initialVelocity - finalVelocity) / time;
} else {
return 0; // Handle division by zero case
}
}
@SimpleFunction(description = "Force")
public double Force(double mass, double acceleration) {
return mass * acceleration;
}
@SimpleFunction(description = "Pressure")
public double Pressure(double force, double area) {
if (area != 0) {
return force / area;
} else {
return 0; // Handle division by zero case
}
}
@SimpleFunction(description = " Heat Absorbed By An Object")
public double HeatAbsorbed(double massOfObject, double relativeHeat, double changeOfTemperature) {
return massOfObject * relativeHeat * changeOfTemperature;
}
@SimpleFunction(description = "Power")
public double Power(double workDone, double time) {
if (time != 0) {
return workDone / time;
} else {
return 0; // Handle division by zero case
}
}
@SimpleFunction(description = "Work Done")
public double WorkDone(double force, double displacement) {
return force * displacement;
}
@SimpleFunction(description = "Kinetic Energy")
public double KineticEnergy(double mass, double velocity) {
return 0.5 * mass * velocity * velocity;
}
@SimpleFunction(description = "Gravitational Potential Energy")
public double GravitationalPotentialEnergy(double mass, double g, double height) {
return mass * g * height;
}
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