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I'm pretty new to mathematica and I'd like to create a little program that takes user input as variables which it then uses to do some calculations. I have the following code:

Clear[numcols, nullbitmap]

    DynamicModule[{numcols, nullbitmap},
 Column[{
   InputField[Dynamic[numcols], Number, 
    FieldSize -> {15, {1, Infinity}}], 
   Button[Style["Process"], 
    nullbitmap[numcols_] = 2 + ((7 + numcols)/8)]
   }]]

Print[nullbitmap]

But this doesn't print the result I and it seems that it doesn't take the 'numcols' as a variable in the calculation.

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  • $\begingroup$ There are several problems with your code, Print is immediate instead of triggered from Button, also nullbitmap[numcols_] = 2 + ((7 + numcols)/8)] looks at least confusing replaced by Print[2 + ((7 + numcols)/8)] should do what you need. I'm encouraging you to go through documentation of DynamicModule, InputField, Button, especially basic examples and applications sections. $\endgroup$
    – Kuba
    Commented Jun 8, 2017 at 12:29

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Try this:

Clear[numcols, nullbitmap]

DynamicModule[{numcols, nullbitmap}, 
 Column[{InputField[Dynamic[numcols], Number, 
    FieldSize -> {15, {1, Infinity}}], 
   Button[Style["Process"], nullbitmap = 2 + ((7 + numcols)/8); 
    Print[nullbitmap]]
   }]
 ]

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Have fun!

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