Build a Professional Calculator in Python in 4 Minutes! 🐍🔥
In this video, I built a simple calculator using Python as part of my programming learning journey. This beginner-friendly project shows how basic programming concepts like variables, user input, functions, and operators can be used to create a working calculator.
If you are starting your coding journey, projects like this are the best way to practice and understand programming logic. In this video, I demonstrate how a calculator program works and how beginners can build simple tools using Python.
This project is perfect for beginners who want to improve their coding skills and start building real projects instead of only learning theory.
Building projects is one of the most effective ways to become better at programming. Through projects like this calculator, you can understand how programming logic works in real applications.
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copy code :
while True :
try :
num1 = float(input ("enter your 1st number :"))
num2= float(input("enter your 2nd number:"))
except:
print("plz!! enter valid number!!!")
print ("choose options")
print("+")
print("-")
print("*")
print("/")
choice = input ("plz!! choose one option : ")
if choice == "+":
print("result:", num1+ num2)
elif choice == "-":
print("result :", num1 - num2)
elif choice == "*" :
print("result: ", num1* num2)
elif choice == "/" :
if num2 == 0:
print("plz ! enter valid number!!")
else :
print("result:", num1/num2)
else :
print("enter valid number plz !!")
again = input("countinue calculation (Yes / no)").lower()
if again != "yes" :
print("calculator is off")
break
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