Building a Basic Calculator | Python | Tutorial 9

Throughout the course we'll be looking at various topics including variables, lists, tuples, loops, conditionals, object orientation, and much more.

[aesthglow]

This person is teaching python in the easiest way.

[dastonm.]

You are one of the most best teachers ever because you talk through everything clearly. Even my friend copied one of your video codes and sent it to me, i thought he made it himself but he copied it from you. I just want to say thank you and keep up the good work.

[gvenkat]

Excellent video. Easy to understand. I just started Python. This tutorial helped me to complete my first small project

[adeeb]

Literally so easy to understand! I just started computer science in a uni in britain and its literally so hard but this makes it so understandable. Now i just gotta sit through like 20 more vids. I subbed too

[annoyingprecision]

Mike is an absolute legend in the world of CS pedagogy. Thanks a ton for the great content.

[GavHern]

One thing with using a float when you're accepting integers too is that whole numbers will look like x.0 because they're floats and need a decimal value. A workaround is to do this:


if result == int(result):
result = int(result)

[snorrii]

Could be more condensed using
O = float(input("enter: "))
T = float(input("enter: "))
Print(o + t)

[pixelratsans]

Thanks, as a Python beginner it helped me, I used this code some weeks ago but without seeing any video, after 1 week I forgot 😅 So I came here to get some help. Thanks!

[zombiefoodYT]

TYSM i needed to make a calculator for my python coding class and i couldn't figure it out so i found this vid and it helped! this deserves a like and a sub!

[unlxck]

I just started learning how to code 6 days ago and the first language was C#
I always read that people were so happy after discovering Python but i thought it was nonsense. Now i actually started learing how to code in Python and indeed it is so much easier than C#

[beebee]

So Simple and easy to understand. You are fantastic!

[Muhammed_Furqan]

He is teaching us in the easier way for beginners, WOW 🤩.

[Mohawk]

Really good tutorial, easy to follow. Helped me understand more about int and float

[Chartisttrader]

A calculator isnt only used to add but also to subtract, divide and multiply. This video should be retitled to save time to the ones who are looking for calculator code. :)

[MakkaPakka]

thanks to this i managed to change it and make it calculate feet to meters instead, thank you.

[djpink]

plz explain subractions, multiplications and divisions and say how to add square roots and powers plz

[bilmygilbert]

eval(input('Enter a no:'))
This is the easiest way. Just use the eval function while taking a value from the user.

[adamyazeed]

Ohh u r my favorite i m learning python from u best utuber ever

[harithalau]

cool vid, I love how you can easily explain it

[serious]

guys, this guy is a very good teacher no doubt, but one thing you need to know about this particular code, when you convert it to exe, it will close even without showing you the answer when you type it in BAT file or in EXE file, so if you want this to work, just type input() in the last line. i am here cause i found that out but dont know how to loop the whole code to work without turning off, cause i managed to fix that crash before i could see the answer when i wrote the numbers, but now i am looking for the ways to loop the whole thing .