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 Hello reader's,

Today you are going to see that how can you develop your own calculator using python.


simple calculator using python



To perform this activity you must have installed python on your system.

  To install python perform the following steps :-


2) click "Download" .

3) Download the any latest python version from the given website .

4) When download complete just open your file explorer and double click on downloaded python file and install the python in which directory you want. 

5) After the successful installation just double click on python icon on desktop to open python IDE. 


python logo 



After the successful installation of python you need a IDE which support python. I am using VS code(Visual studio code), you can use pycharm or python ide too.

how to install VS Code?

To install VS code(Visual Studio code) follow these steps :- 


2) Select your system which you are using, it is MacOS , Linux or Windows and download according to your system architecture. 

3) Once download is complete run the installer file (.exe file). 

4) Agree the terms and condition and click on next and then select the directory where to store the files of VS code.

5) After one or two permission VS code will starts installing on your system. 

6) Go to the desktop icon and double click it to open. 


vs code 



How to install Pycharm?

To install Pycharm follow these steps :- 


2) Select community and start downloading.

3) Once the downloading is completed click on the installer file(.exe file).

4) Now agree the terms and conditions and go on.

5) Select the directory where Pycharm can store their files and updates.

6) After the successful installation go to desktop and double click on pycharm icon to open. 


pycharm 




This is just a basic level of python programming, every beginner should try. To perform this activity you must have installed python on your PC or laptop and a IDE which supports Python. There is one library you need to install .

In your command prompt type "pip install simplecalculator" .

After the successful installation of library you should start typing the code. When finish typing code execute the and if any error occur then resolve it and if your code executed successfully you can see the output in terminal window. Use terminal window to give input and see output.


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code :- num1 = int(input("Enter the num1: "))

num2 = int(input("Enter the num2: "))

action = str(input("Choose action: Add(a), Sub(s), Mult(m), Div(d)->"))


print("The result is",end=" ")

if action =="a":

    print(num1+num2)

elif action =="s":

    print(num1-num2)

elif action =="m":

    print(num1*num2)

else: 

    print(num1/num2)




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