Simple calculator , easy to understand

'By HugoTheBaws @ nulled.io

        Try ' a try statement will try to do what's below
            Dim num01 As Double ' we dimension num01 as a double, double is a number that contains decimals (ex : 9,32718), while an Integer is a number that does not contain decimals (ex: 10)
            Dim num02 As Double ' same thing we did for num01, but this time using num02

            Dim ans As Double ' ans is going to be our answer, we will need to dimension as double and not as integer for very accurate results

            num01 = num1TXT.Text ' tells num01 that its value is what is written in the 1st textbox
            num02 = num2TXT.Text ' tells num02 that its value is what is written in the 2nd textbox


            If plus.Checked = True Then ' if statement, if the radiobutton "plus" ( + ) is checked, the ans will be num01 + num02
                ans = num01 + num02
            ElseIf minus.Checked = True Then ' if its not that, it will jump into this statement which will do num01 - num02
                ans = num01 - num02
            ElseIf multiply.Checked = True Then ' this time ans = num01 x num02
                ans = num01 * num02
            ElseIf divide.Checked = True Then ' and finally this will make ans be num01 divided by num02
                ans = num01 / num02
            End If

            'if statment ended right here

            ansTXT.Text = ans ' basically tells the 3rd textbox that its value is ans

        Catch ex As Exception 'if try statment catches ex as an exception (ex can be replaced by other name, this is the default one)
            MsgBox(ex.Message, MsgBoxStyle.Exclamation, "Unhandled exception!") ' pops up a messagebox saying what exception has ocurred
        End Try