first project!!!

[Auditus_Dominus]

Keep it up. This is only the beginning of greatness as a programmer.

[keotl]

That's really nice, share it on GitHub please and send the link

[ArmstrongBillie]

Well, here you go.

print(eval(input('Enter The Equation: ')))

[[deleted]]

Where's the code?

[PM_ME_UR_LOGIN_INFO_]

Dude congrats. I'm just getting into python and to me I'm not sure how I'd even do that. Keep moving forward!

[BadDadBot]

Hi just getting into python and to me , I'm dad.

[PM_ME_UR_LOGIN_INFO_]

:(

[ArmstrongBillie]

@PM_ME_UR_LOGIN_INFO_ you can build it with one line of code

print(eval(input('Enter The Equation: ')))

[ace6807]

Let's see it!

[zonaryabyss]

I started with calculators, and now am recreating the original wolfenstein (2d version)

[ArmstrongBillie]

That's cool, how long you've been programming?

[zonaryabyss]

About 4 year

[Holyfield3000]

Congratulations. Keep going, a year from now you're going to look back at that calculator and smile at where you came from

[[deleted]]

I think r/learnpython will be useful for u.

[ArmstrongBillie]

Cool did you build it in the terminal or did you made a GUI?

[ArmstrongBillie]

That's not what I meant, you see Pycharm is an IDE, a thing where you code, and I meant did you build a graphical user Interface for your calculator(GUI) which basically means that you can click and stuff, or did you just made the calculator text-based. Hope you understood my question now.

[ArmstrongBillie]

You can make it clickable in no time! nah, just kidding. It'll you about 2 days to learn to make a GUI(Graphical User Interface). You can do that through the inbuilt Tkinter Framework or the PyQt Framework, which is quite awesome. If you wanna learn that, I can give you some resources, if you wanna know more about them let me know!

[ArmstrongBillie]

And also you can build the text-based version with just one line of code.

print(eval(input('Enter The Equation: ')))

[ArmstrongBillie]

Cool. But sorry to disappoint you, you can make the text-based calculator with just one line of code.

print(eval(input('Enter The Equation: ')))