Code Needs to Be a Bit Shorter

[rudrathegreat]

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'

[elsilentforce]

I guess this is not the best way to solve the problem, for me, the calculator is doing it's job very well.

[rudrathegreat]

If you think the existing code is relevant, that is fine. There can be more functionality and you can simply add functionality by import 'math'.

import math

math.sqrt(num)

Plus the existing code has limitations, only going up to an extent. If you want a calculator that can give you answers to questions involving big numbers, then you can cut down the code a lot and add new functionality in the lines he has already used. Simply -

import math

def add(num1 = None, num2 = None):
    answer = num1 + num2
    return answer

def subtract(num1 = None, num2 = None):
    answer = num1 - num2
    return answer

def multiply(num1 = None, num2 = None):
    answer = num1 * num2
    return answer

def divide(num1 = None, num2 = None):
    answer = num1/num2
    return answer

# And so on

And plus he can add a GUI to his program using Tkinter.

What's more is that you can use NumPy for certain operations as well

[nithilan4]

I really like how he's doing it, I don't think it needs to be changed...

[rudrathegreat]

As @AceLewis points out -

Read the readme and you may get some context. This is not supposed to be good code it is literally a joke.

And as @elsilentforce says -

I guess this is not the best way to solve the problem, for me, the calculator is doing it's job very well.

Plus most of the issues here are not really issues but a bunch of funny conversations. As @v1993 comments -

Just for lulz probably

And most people are now saying that if this code is ever going to change or be optimised, then the best way is to make functions and calling them whenever you want. -

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

And many people are saying that the code is crashing their browsers -

I haet u. u crashed my browser - @TheInitializer
Same issue here - @ahmedouvic

So this why I think that -

1. This is the best way to increase efficiency of the code
2. Add more functionality without crashing anybody browsers

😄

[rudrathegreat]

I think this issue has already had a satisfying answer, that the my_first_calculator.py code was generated by another piece of code called generator.py. So, I am going to be closing this issue