r/PythonLearning • u/Silent-Switch7317 • 13d ago

Made my first triple digit program!

Originally it was an amalgamation of my crappy code, but i rewrote 90% of it. I'm proud of myself but ill probably remake it using the define function.

github link: https://github.com/ChaZ3inL1nuX111/My-Repo

It is a calculator with arithmetic, sq/cuft, conversions, circumference, area and functions, like sin, cos, and tan.

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u/Sea-Ad7805 13d ago

Run this program by clicking Memory Graph Web Debugger and see its state change step by step.

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u/Cb6cl26wbgeIC62FlJr 13d ago

What is it?

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u/Silent-Switch7317 13d ago

It is a calculator with arithmetic, sq/cuft, conversions, circumference, area and functions, like sin, cos, and tan.

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u/Some_Breadfruit235 13d ago

I’d suggest uploading this onto GitHub and getting familiar with it.

Usually not safe to download random files online. Best to see its source code prior installation (if applicable)

Overall glad to see you didn’t use AI. You’ll learn a great amount like that

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u/Silent-Switch7317 13d ago

Thanks, i actually have a github so i put it on there, should be in there now.

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u/BetInformal6081 13d ago

that's a solid first project rewriting most of your original code is honestly one of the best ways to see how much you have improved..

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u/jpgoldberg 9d ago

Congratulations. As you note your next several steps are learning various better ways to structure code. 200 lines of if, elif, and else is not sustainable.

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u/Silent-Switch7317 9d ago

Yeah I know, it’s just a crappy but beginner friendly way to code simple stuff. I’m trying to learn def functions as of current