calculating two integers fields in django..

[Muhammed Bilal]

I have a model some thing like this

class Add(models.Model):
   Budget = models.IntegerField()
   Expense = models.IntegerField()

Now I would like to do calculations for example   Sum , subtracting two fields and multiplying them                   (budget - Expense) ..      (budget + Expense)       (budget * Expense)    kindly help me . 

[Uzama Zaid]

You can use methods to do that

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Best Regards,

MJU ZAID

Student (2016 batch)

Department of Computer Science & Engineering

University of Moratuwa

[Manoj Jadhav Patil]

If you are using MySQL. You can use virtual fields option.

Regards,

Manoj

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[Adam Johnson]

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