Python calculator program 🧮

#python #tutorial #code
operator = input("Enter an operator (+ - * /): ")
num1 = float(input("Enter the 1st number: "))
num2 = float(input("Enter the 2nd number: "))
if operator == "+":
result = num1 + num2
print(round(result, 3))
elif operator == "-":
result = num1 - num2
print(round(result, 3))
elif operator == "*":
result = num1 * num2
print(round(result, 3))
elif operator == "/":
result = num1 / num2
print(round(result, 3))
else:
print(f"{operator} is not a valid operator")

[@BroCodez]

operator = input("Enter an operator (+ - * /): ") num1 = float(input("Enter the 1st number: ")) num2 = float(input("Enter the 2nd number: ")) if operator == "+": result = num1 + num2 print(round(result, 3)) elif operator == "-": result = num1 - num2 print(round(result, 3)) elif operator == "*": result = num1 * num2 print(round(result, 3)) elif operator == "/": result = num1 / num2 print(round(result, 3)) else: print(f"{operator} is not a valid operator")

[@jocepsi674]

I just wanted to tell you that please continue uploading courses/ classes ... maybe it won't be too much for you, but because of you and your videos I finally decide to start learning to code. Thank you

[@seif44]

How do it in console like 5+4 give me 9 without make it like this 5 Enter + Enter 4 And allow the user to quit or perform another operation

[@Crhistianoronaldo-n6d]

bro has a great .pharaoh's first concubine?.

[@lizk9963]

operator = input("Enter an operator (+ - * /): ") if operator == "+" or operator == "-" or operator == "*" or operator == "/" : num1 = float(input("Enter the 1st number: ")) num2 = float(input("Enter the 2nd number: ")) if operator == "+": result = num1 + num2 elif operator == "-": result = num1 - num2 elif operator == "*": result = num1 * num2 elif operator == "/": result = num1 / num2 print(round(result, 3)) else: print(f"{operator} is not a valid operator")

[@dabdab-rg1nm]

tnx so much man

[@luvsk-rg2xq]

"I'm not comfortable accepting donations for my work. Rather, I would like to encourage you to donate to a struggling family or a charity of your choosing." He really said that. Truly a bro we all need.

[@twigginbarrys5548]

I just started watching your videos yesterday and I wish I had started a long time ago I am having too much fun. operator = input("pick and operation (+, -, *, /) ") if operator == "+": num1 = float(input("what is the first number you would like to add to? ")) num2 = float(input("what is the second number you would like to add? ")) result = num1 + num2 print(f"{num1} plus {num2} equals {(round(result, 3))}") elif operator == "-": num1 = float(input("what is the first number you would like to subtract from? ")) num2 = float(input("what is the second number you would like to subtract by? ")) result = num1 - num2 print(f"{num1} minus {num2} equals {(round(result, 3))}") elif operator == "*": num1 = float(input("what is the first number you would like to multiply? ")) num2 = float(input("what is the second number you would like to multiply by? ")) result = num1 * num2 print(f"{num1} multiplied by {num2} equals {(round(result, 3))}") elif operator == "/": num1 = float(input("what is the first number you would like to divide? ")) num2 = float(input("what is the second number you would like to divide by? ")) result = num1 / num2 print(f"{num1} divided by {num2} equals {(round(result, 3))}") else: print("INVALID SELECTION! Please try again")

[@charakamal2000]

I never thought of being a coder until I saw your videos, thank you so muck

[@charakamal2000]

*much*😅

[@mohammadiaa]

@@charakamal2000 there's an edit comment fetus btw

[@mohammadiaa]

feature*

[@IIT-DHOLAKPUR.]

​@@mohammadiaaLol you spilled it wrong too

[@IIT-DHOLAKPUR.]

Spelled*

[@Afran146]

This course has been incredible! Thank you!!

[@yeahiamdhabibullah7572]

You are the best code tutor.

[@Theebestest]

i’d personally prefer it goes like this the 1st number, then the operation and then the second number. it seems more user friendly, but thank you for the tutorial !

[@zahranurrohma9220]

Thank you for the lesson, this is what I made today :D operator = input("Enter an operator (+ - * /): ") valid_operator = list ["+","-","*","/"] if operator not in valid_operator: print(f"{operator} is not a valid operator") exit() num1 = float(input("Enter the 1st number: ")) num2 = float(input("Enter the 2nd number: ")) if operator == "+": result = num1 + num2 print(round(result, 3)) elif operator == "-": result = num1 - num2 print(round(result, 3)) elif operator == "*": result = num1 * num2 print(round(result, 3)) elif operator == "/": result = num1 / num2 print(round(result, 3)) else: print("")

[@lm2thed142]

nice use of lists . i wanted to do something like that but was unsure of oding so

[@anifowosedaniel7515]

This won't give the result. It will say, it's not a valid operator even after listing the operators when code's been run

[@lookatrobot]

Thank U brother for this Course, I have no words to explain it, btw Your voice is so Cool! 💗

[@gaddafisuleiman8882]

So happy 😁 you uploaded a video. 😅 I've been waiting....

[@julkarnayenshish1712]

I predict,this channel will become more popular than cs50 or freecodecamp or any other coding channels in youtube if this kind of content continues to be uploaded.

[@Reymax164]

He's already more popular than cs50… But codecamp is a whole ahh organization, a single person can't beat a whole org's quantity of courses.

[@Alajmi346]

a=input("enter your first numper ") a1=input("enter your second numper ") s1=int(a)+int(a1) s2=int(a)/int(a1) s3=int(a)*int(a1) s4=int(a)-int(a) calcul=input("calcule +,/,*,-") if (calcul)=="+": print(s1) if (calcul)=="/": print(s2) if (calcul)=="*": print(s3) if (calcul)=="-": print(s4)

[@Nit5ua]

thanks for this I tasked my son with making a calculator this should help him.

[@Curious_Clover]

I feel like there's a shorter code for this. But this is perfect for my simple and straightforward approach for things.

[@thosan3090]

Can you teach us how to code a calculator program that can calculate the math expression from an input string like 2 * (9 - 16/4), I will very appreciate it sir.

[@miquelr2353]

Chatgpt will write entire code for you

[@batrix6242]

eval()

[@Gergo_kecske]

thank you soo much bro you are the best coding youtuber

[@srcafezin]

The tutorial is good, but you also can do: print(eval(input("enter ")))

[@segujatwaib7033]

it is simple and easy to understand

[@dianajumanazarova-i5w]

a=int(input()) if a%4==0: print("kabisa") else: print("kabisa emas")

[@chrishagenstein9956]

I coded my self and now i know that there is an elseif command 😊

[@Priceygames]

Ive learned C++ from your videos, Python is just so easy

[@Friday_42]

That was fun! I was trying to get a statement to print, where if the user input an invalid operator it would print it before asking for num1 & num2. Got to find out what command that is though.

[@vaggelisgeorgiou2491]

I just picked up coding and I absolutely love your tutorials, thank you Bro for all the effort you put in!! I have a question. Couldn't we have made only one print( ) in the end of all the if elif else? Something like print(f" {num1} {operator} {num2} = {result} ") Wouldn't that work instead of having many print( ) statements for all the steps?

[@sahilpatwary8492]

I have been interested in coding more after I did this code!

[@DerSpechtGD]

I made this already :^) import math print("1 = +") print("2 = -") print("3 = *") print("4 = /") print("5 = Squareroot") print("6 = Power") print("7 = Circumference") print("8 = Area circle") print("9 = Hypotenuse") operation = str(input("Choose your operation: ")) if operation == str(1): number1 = float(input("Number 1: ")) number2 = float(input("Number 2: ")) result = number1 + number2 print(f"{number1} + {number2} = {result}") elif operation == str(2): number1 = float(input("Number 1: ")) number2 = float(input("Number 2: ")) result = number1 - number2 print(f"{number1} - {number2} = {result}") elif operation == str(3): number1 = float(input("Number 1: ")) number2 = float(input("Number 2: ")) result = number1 * number2 print(f"{number1} * {number2} = {result}") elif operation == str(4): number1 = float(input("Number 1: ")) number2 = float(input("Number 2: ")) result = number1 / number2 print(f"{number1} / {number2} = {result}") elif operation == str(5): sqrt = float(input("Enter the number for your squareroot: ")) result = round(math.sqrt(sqrt), 4) print(f"The squareroot of {sqrt} is {round(result, 2)}") elif operation == str(6): base = float(input("Enter the base: ")) exp = float(input("Enter the exponent: ")) result = math.pow(base, exp) print(f"{base}^{exp} = {round(result, 2)}") elif operation == str(7): radius = float(input("Enter the radius: ")) result = 2 * math.pi * radius print(f"The circumference of the circle is: {round(result, 2)}") elif operation == str(8): radius = float(input("Enter the radius: ")) result = math.pi * math.pow(radius, 2) print(f"The area of the circle is: {round(result, 2)}") elif operation == str(9): a = float(input("Enter the lenght of side A: ")) b = float(input("Enter the lenght of side B: ")) result = math.sqrt(math.pow(a, 2) + math.pow(b, 2)) print(f"The lenght of the Hypotenuse is: {round(result, 2)}") else: print("This option is not available!")

[@gamingit1]

Thanks! You helped me finish my calculator! I used part where you can choose operation and everthing else came out of my brain. Thanks for helping me!

[@Borgcide]

I watched all your earlier lessons, And i stopped the video and made a calculator by myself, I used ×,÷ instead of * and / and your code is also different than me

[@Flame_PvP]

Thanks cool vid helped me out alot 😃

[@SubmitterNineteen-zi5nx]

great job. straight to the point

[@mdarafat..]

nice

[@ihatenamez]

thank you ur tutorials help me a lot

[@niceballz243]

import math print("division (-)") print("Addition (+)") print("Multiplication (*)") print("Division (/)") print("Power (**)") print("Square roots (sqr)") operator = input("Enter one of the operators above: ") if operator == "-": x = float(input("Enter first value: ")) y = float(input("Enter a second value: ")) minus = x - y print(f"It is equal: {minus} ") elif operator == "*": x = float(input("Enter first value: ")) y = float(input("Enter a second value: ")) times = x * y print(f"It is equal: {times} ") elif operator == "/": x = float(input("Enter first value: ")) y = float(input("Enter a second value: ")) if y == 0 : print("You can't divide by zero!!!") else: times = x / y print(f"It is equal: {times} ") elif operator == "**": x = float(input("Enter first value: ")) y = float(input("Enter power value: ")) power = pow(x,y) print(f"It is equal: {power} ") elif operator == "sqr": x = float(input("Enter value you want to square: ")) sqr = math.sqrt(x) print(f"It is equal: {sqr} ") else: print("Enter a proper operator you dummy!!")

[@quietus8546]

lambda better

[@Devilhunter69]

but importing is out of the syllabus

[@wowthegoat]

bro wth dont add 50 lines of code for one calculator bruh

[@wowthegoat]

if u want to just write a caluclator with functions

[@everlasting4533]

Basic calculator but messy code 😅

[@nanzingnanmwa445]

You're a life saver ❤️

[@WINDOWSUSER-q4s]

NICELY DONE...❤

[@wowthegoat]

You made it a bit simple, maybe next video try to make it with functions, that would be a good video.

[@wmstram1]

Watched it. Liked it.

[@Kar0lina_Gra]

Thanks for your video. :D

[@currytut455]

what happens when you divide 1/0 or some x/0 because i have a major problem in doing the operations when its some number over zero (x/0), can you help me please or maybe someone else in the comment sections who maybe come across such a problem and was able to debug or solve the problem it would be very helpful to me.

[@Cat-memes_official625]

Explain your issue again pls

[@currytut455]

​@@Cat-memes_official625When I attempt the operation 1/0 using the Python calculator code, it returns an error message. I struggled to debug this message and wanted the code to print "Undefined" for x/0 division operations rather than an error message. That's all I wanted.

[@Dinamight77]

@@currytut455 Think about what you've learned about if statements. If num2 is equal to 0, then...

[@currytut455]

@@Dinamight77 thanks i used some if statements and it worked, and i learnt a new trick of using try statements also.😁

[@daydarasensei12]

Hey Bro, LOVE YOUR VIDS!! can you tell me which one gives more value? the 12 hours vid or the python for beginners playlist!! PLEASE HELP

[@SouLDYNAMOX9]

I made this same program but with area,volume perimeter and arthmetic operation (+ - * / )

[@PlanarianWorm]

This is my calculator: print("""+ is addition - is subtraction * is multiplication / is division ** is power // is full division % is the division's remainder """) which1 = input("Choose either +, *, /, -, %, // or ** to do your calculation") number1 = float(input("First Number: ")) number2 = float(input("Second Number: ")) if which1 == '+': print(number1 + number2) elif which1 == '*': print(number1 * number2) elif which1 == '/': print(number1 / number2) elif which1 == '-': print(number1 - number2) elif which1 == '//': print(number1 // number2) elif which1 == '%': print(number1 % number2) elif which1 == '**': print(number1 ** number2) else: print("Invalid Operator")

[@_KDP]

i dont think that would work last time i checked you couldnt do print"hello boi") just saying :D

[@Tom-ks9xl]

This is fantastic

[@dents1332]

why we cant just: else: print(operator + " is not a valid operator")

[@DATGUY87]

Hello BroCode, I need a bit of help. When I type in the division symbol, nothing comes up but the other operators are fine. I double checked but (/ )was still not working

[@runaan7382]

what are f strings used for? i see them all the time but i dont understand what makes them different from a normal print

[@demon3769]

in f strings we can insert any variable that we have created without any errors and can perform manipulations easily like age=12 if we use print function like print(f"the stan is {age} years old) in this above line at that age placed in curly bracket will show number 12 if print function is executed

[@AestheticBlue13]

# CALCULATOR PROGRAM operator = input("Enter an operator (+ - * /): ") num1 = float(input("Enter the 1st number: ")) num2 = float(input("Enter the 2nd number: ")) if operator == "+": result = num1 + num2 print(round(result, 3)) elif operator == "-": result = num1 - num2 print(round(result, 3)) elif operator == "*": result = num1 * num2 print(round(result, 3)) elif operator == "/": result = num1 / num2 print(round(result, 3)) else: print(f"{operator} is not a valid operator :(") INPUT Enter an operator (+ - * /): + Enter the 1st number: 1 Enter the 2nd number: 1 OUTPUT 2.0

[@Zephyr__Edits]

Bro......... perfect👌

[@andreip8351]

Calculator ------------------------ number1 = float(input("> 1st number: ")) number2 = float(input("> 2nd number: ")) accepted_operators = ["+", "-", "*", "/"] operator = input("> operators (+ - * /): ") while not operator in accepted_operators: print("Incorrect operator!") operator = input("> operators (+ - * /): ") if operator in accepted_operators: break if operator == "+": print("Result:", number1+number2) elif operator == "-": print("Result:", number1-number2) elif operator == "*": print("Result:", number1*number2) else: print("Result:", number1/number2) ------------------------

[@perfectionist2994]

Thank you for your video)

[@zahraalemi1872]

🤩🤩🤩

[@dennisowusu2570]

How do you perform the next operation on the next previous calculated answer

[@quitefern]

operator = input("Enter an operator (+ - * /): ") if operator != "+" and operator != "-" and operator != "*" and operator != "/": print(operator + " is not a valid operator") else: num1 = float(input("Enter the 1st number: ")) num2 = float(input("Enter the 2nd number: ")) if operator == "+": result = num1 + num2 print(round(result, 3)) elif operator == "-": result = num1 - num2 print(round(result, 3)) elif operator == "*": result = num1 * num2 print(round(result, 3)) elif operator == "/": result = num1 / num2 print(round(result, 3)) Here is my code where I got rid of the problem of having to enter numbers after not entering a correct operator. I was a little confused because I put or instead of and so I had to put it into ChatGPT to understand what I did wrong but it felt good to come up with this solution.

[@Jo-March-Wandering-By]

Huge disadvantage here... what if you want to subtract num2 by num1 instead of num1?

[@pajokamikaze]

I think that pizza would be a great operator :c

[@zahraalemi1872]

😍😍😍

[@micotraspe1435]

How if its like choose a number and the number 1 is Addition 2 is subtraction and 3 is multiplication and 4 is division?

[@steev708]

Hey, I have a doubt? Why can't we "return" the result, instead of print?

[@bekturasanbekov1979]

thx 4 vid bro !

[@Peyman13822]

thanks

[@Abzarad]

thanks Bro

[@joncaldwell4753]

Thank you Bro

[@hunin27]

At the end you said that unfortunately we still have to type in the numbers, but can't we put the else statement as an if statement and then put an else statement that does nothing?

[@hunin27]

i wrote this code: operator = input("Enter an operator (+ - * /): ") num1 = float(input("Enter the 1st number: ")) num2 = float(input("Enter the 2nd number: ")) valid_operators = ["+", "-", "*", "/"] if operator not in valid_operators: print(f"{operator} is not a valid operator") elif operator == "+": result = num1 + num2 print(round(result, 3)) elif operator == "-": result = num1 - num2 print(round(result, 3)) elif operator == "*": result = num1 * num2 print(round(result, 3)) elif operator == "/": result = num1 / num2 print(round(result, 3)) else: print("") i don't get why you still have to write the numbers before printing the "operator is not a valid operator"

[@sahtarwars8386]

@@hunin27 Not working , shows invalid , why did you use it as a list ? I removed the list and then it worked.

[@hunin27]

no way. bro this comment was 7 months ago. i am a front end dev now. :)@@sahtarwars8386

[@rdkrdk1094]

done

[@oliispyder]

i did this instead num_1 = float(input("Enter Your first number!: ")) num_2 = float(input("Enter Your second number!: ")) operator = input("Enter and Operator from /, +, - and *") if operator == "*": print(f"Your result is: {num_1 * num_2}") elif operator == "+": print(f"Your result is: {num_1 + num_2} ") elif operator == "-": print(f"Your result is: {num_1 - num_2} ") elif operator == "/": print(f"Your result is: {round(num_1 / num_2, 2)} ") else: print(f"{operator} isnt a valid operator!")

[@kellykou5357]

What if the user input a string in temp? What can we add in the if statement?

[@97_869]

when i run it and i enter enverything and press enter it closes help

[@felaps]

what can i do if i want once the operation is made to ask again for the operation?

[@That-one-guy307]

Hey what prgrame software is he using

[@noliyeb]

vize_notu = int(input("Vize notunuzu giriniz: ")) final_notu = int(input("Final notunuzu giriniz: ")) if 101 > vize_notu > -1: num1 = vize_notu else: print("Geçerli bir vize notu giriniz.") if 101 > final_notu > -1: num2 = final_notu else: print("Geçerli bir final notu giriniz.") toplam_not = (num1 * 40 / 100) + (num2 * 60 / 100) if toplam_not >= 50: print(f"Tebrikler! Sınıfı geçtiniz. Notunuz: {toplam_not} ") elif toplam_not < 50: print(f"Maalesef dersi geçemediniz. Notunuz: {toplam_not}")

[@vovanosa2827]

bruh the python console💀💀

[@zbigniewsmyk]

whats wrong with it?

[@emmanuelgibson6657]

Thank you guys

[@TypicalVole2437]

thank you

[@hunin27]

in this updated code it says: The result is : result instead of just giving the result operator = input("Enter an operator (+ - * /): ") num1 = float(input("Enter the 1st number: ")) num2 = float(input("Enter the 2nd number: ")) if operator == "+": result = num1 + num2 print("The result is: " + (str(round(result, 3)))) elif operator == "-": result = num1 - num2 print("The result is: " + (str(round(result, 3)))) elif operator == "*": result = num1 * num2 print("The result is: " + (str(round(result, 3)))) elif operator == "/": result = num1 / num2 print("The result is: " + (str(round(result, 3)))) else: print(f"{operator} is not a valid operator")

[@Yumiesthetic]

remove the str function lol

[@JOJO77TRUE]

lindo

[@DarkTemplarKain]

by any chance could you tell me how to find this version of python? having a hard time finding it for whatever reason.

[@Jo-March-Wandering-By]

It's Pycharm. Don't know the version of Pycharm he uses.

[@DarkTemplarKain]

@@Jo-March-Wandering-By thank you, i appreciate it.

[@wilfredomina2301]

it says Syntax error at line 2 of your code: invalid syntax

[@Crhistianoronaldo-n6d]

.pharaoh's first concubine?..pharaoh's first concubine?..pharaoh's first concubine?.

[@codeowlhnko]

Please what app are you using?

[@AnxiousFrenchFries]

PyCharm

[@stormgx759]

nice name@@AnxiousFrenchFries

[@przemek4574]

Mine calculator is better: print(eval(input("Calculator")))

[@vipergenix8839]

But how do I loop it😢

[@markusscvilikovskis9051]

Why are you reuploading?

[@failforwardfast8609]

Thank you BC!

[@Bry858]

OK the program im using is not working but it is not your fault but idk what to do

[@drewplays9007]

first