gave me cancer...

Please, add support for 99, i dont know much its 99+1 :(

Why are you doing it???

I propose to create Code of Conduct for this project.
There is need for lot of developers here until we
reach short int

You actually computed all of those by hand instead of programming it?
My stomach hurts laughing at this honestly. I love it.

I never saw someone more stupid than you,

If not, you are hero of the year 2016!

Good meme

Nice

Probably parse the string to an integer..

worst thing i have ever seen in my life. Please fix it.

Thank you for very useful calculator. Could you extend range of this calculator? -2147000000000...2147000000000 looks like good.
Thank you!

When is the next version going to be released?

Yeah... I think thats the main issue xD

I'd love to see this in some other languages, as it's highly useful. COBOL comes to mind, or maybe R

Linux kernel < my_first_calculator.py

You are missing unit tests. You should cover the code with tests.

I mean for my_first_calculator.py itself of course.

Due to some earlier feature requests, we could also write a generator for the generator to support numbers like 51, just by generating the generator with dynamic min an max values.

We could generate every new feature request a user could have 😍

You exit from positive IF and continue check others IF's. This is unnecessary.

You need to use RETURN in every IF statement. Will be huge performance jump.

We revoke your license to programming

Please add these

if num1 == 5 and sign == '/' and num2 == 11:
print("5/11 = 0.45454545454545453")

5/11 shouldn't have 3 as its last digit.
Rather end with a 5. Also precision seems to vary. ;)

This is a perfect example of writing clean, easy to read, and refactored code.

When people ask me "How do I learn how to code", I'll be sending them here!

Really nice calculator! We try use it in entreprise project but we need bigInt. Please add it.

As discussed here, and other seminal computer science works : https://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=586091

Performing branch reordering would re-arrange the control statements such that the most likely calculator results are tested first, saving unnecessary tests. To do this properly, one would need to profile usage of this software among many users to obtain a statistically represented pattern of common mathematical operations.

Alternatively, in the absence of runtime profiling, one could make educated guesses that certain patterns are more likely. It can be argued that more users are aware of positive numbers than negative numbers, so those control flow tests should be hoisted lower in the branching logic.

Another possibility is we implement a JIT that does runtime-level branch reordering based on observed test frequency. Such a contribution would be welcome at @numba.

Like
(2 * 6) + 9

We really need this

Your code is great but could you make it a bit shorter. You can add methods with parameters 'sign', 'num1' and 'num2'

def add(num1 = None, num2 = None):
    answer = num1 + num2
    print(answer) # You can also do 'return answer'

Consider this. 0xC = 0. Any C except for infinity will satisfy this equation.

The result of 0/0 should be Undefined.

https://github.com/starinfinity/my_first_calculator-creator

I have created the file for support till 100 and can be increased. Visit the above link.

I really want to use this calculator but I need 51 support

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• Can you do this structure/per project description?
  Yes we can, no problem. Very fast finish.

This really reminds me of hiring from Fiverr, Freelancer, Upwork when it comes to users with low/mid reviews. Don't be surprised to find such code standard from top "reviewers".

i was dum

Put a calculator in a function to call this function again when the code ends

This is slow! 😛

You are awesome brother!!

I have no rar uncompresser in my stdlib

please have my children

u crashed my browser ;(

The title said it all.

I really do