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OpenCalc : terminal-based calculator

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OpenCalc : terminal-based calculator

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GitHub - ToujoursTitou2/OpenCalc: terminal-based calculator

terminal-based calculator. Contribute to ToujoursTitou2/OpenCalc development by creating an account on GitHub.

v1.0 : support a basic amount of operation(addition, exponent, square root, division, etc…)

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Interesting project, but you should really implement an equation parser instead of having 2 args and one operand
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  Thanks for the advice

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