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How to create a simple command line calculator using python 3 code

 Hello Everyone.

In this blog you are going to see how to create a command line calculator using python 3 .

This is the code you can copy -
:

#calculator which will continue calculating when you won't stop

while True:
 user = input("Do You Want To Continue Calculation? \n Press y for continue and n for cancel.\n")
 if user == 'n':
  print("Sorry For Inconvenience.....")
  
  
  break
 elif user == 'y':
  print("Calculator Is On")
  print("Which Operation You want?\n + = Addition\n - = Substraction \n * = Multiplication \n / = Divide\n")
  
  user_c = input()
  
  first_nu = int(input("Enter The First Number:\n"))
  second_nu = int(input("Enter The Second Number:\n"))
  
  add = (first_nu + second_nu)
  sub = (first_nu - second_nu)
  multiple = (first_nu * second_nu)
  div = (first_nu / second_nu)
  
  
  
  if user_c == '+':
   print(f"The Sum Of two Numbers is. \n{add} ")
   
  if user_c == '-':
   print(f"The Difference Between Two Numbers is \n {sub}")
   
  if user_c == '*':
   print(f"The Multiple Of The Two Numbers is\n {multiple}")
  
  if user_c == '/':
   print(f"The Division Of The Two Numbers is \n {div}")

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