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Adewumi Salvation Ayomide (ASA) ,
(do you already have some experience in coding with python? if not, i recommend you to start learning from the ``introduction to python`` tutorial).
> to provide you truly helpful support, we need to see your current code. please share it here.
> this enables us to see where the issue is. then we can give you a step by step description
of how to fix the unsolved problems.
from my experience i would recommend to start with a very basic code (let's say input, data type conversion, using addition operator and output) that just demonstrates how it could work. then you can add the other operations.
> keep the code free of too much complexity for now. data validation and other tasks can always be added later.
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Adewumi Salvation Ayomide (ASA) here is a brython / python calculator
https://sololearn.com/compiler-playground/W4wzSY8DIWdh/?ref=app
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Afzal Research the question is
Python
How can I use python to design a calculator. Because I have been trying so many ways but it's not working. Thanks for your support.
Not what all can I create or do with python. Your answer appears to be AI generated and offtopic.
Please follow the forum guidelines.
https://www.sololearn.com/discuss/1316935/?ref=app
https://www.sololearn.com/discuss/3021159/?ref=app
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