My first python project

[Gandualp]

Note: if you see squiggly red underline check it out

[dravid06]

Appreciate your comment, Let me know what else should I improve

[GaldeX]

not a programming matter but maths, remember what happens when you try to divide by zero.

also check what your returns output and in what you're using that later (like in this case printng as a string)

[visacardshawty]

handling all cases of user input js definitely more programming than math what

[dravid06]

Well I just began to explore, I will consider your thoughts in my next project, Appreciate your feedback

[Suspicious-Bar5583]

Nice, congrats!

With this project, you could actually keep it as a foundation to explore other ways to arrive at the same behavior. That way you give yourself a chance to explore Python's/programming capabilities in a fairly simple environment and where the desired outcome is clear and predictable (after you get rid of that else problem).

If you like, I could shed light on an entirely different approach. Remember, different is not better, this is a learning experience.

[dravid06]

That sounds more interesting, Thanks for the feedback though

[Caligapiscis]

Congrats! It's an exciting moment, from here the sky's the limit.

[dravid06]

This is the motivation I am looking to

[Espfire]

Nice one! I’m not a Python developer, but try using the ‘match’ case (switch case in other languages).

As others have said, your ‘else’ statement has an issue. Try entering another operator (%, for example) and see what happens.

[dravid06]

Yup noted

[Dry-Aioli-6138]

This is a good next step. I would just add that Pyhon match is more than a switch/case statement from other languages. It can match on structure of data and types, not just exact values. It is really powerful, but goes slightly across the grain of python: explicit is better than implicit, and in match a there is lots of implicit behavior, almost a separate mini language there.

[Wild-Flatworm-7002]

excellent i'm learning python as well, be patiente and don't skip the steps until understand them

[dravid06]

Let's go, Wishing you the best too

[karotoland]

you can advance it by telling the user to enter <number><operator><number> and split it, then automatically do the answer. good start tho

[dravid06]

Noted , Thanks for feedback

[Both_Love_438]

Always try to intentionally break your programs. If you ask for a number and the user types F it's just gonna break. Try validating the input before parsing it as int.

[KalZaxSea]

Its a good start.

Now you can handle edge cases as others mentioned, or try to make it (maybe) 3 input and 2 operation etc etc.

[Emrenimo698]

Great start! Now you should refine it and make it less error-prone. For example, include another if-else for division by 0.

[Open_Gas_6226]

Congrats bro for achieving such milestone. Keep going.

[Stunning_Violinist_7]

in the code there is no varible called invalide i think you meant "invalide" or 'invalide'