This blog is about showing you how i made a programm that works kind of like a calculator. The task was to creat a programm in which we can input two integers and the display will show the addition, the sustraction, the multiplication, the division and the reminder of the division of the numbers.<\/p>\n

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For this, i give the instruction to the programm to ask the user for two integers and then to print each of the mathemathic operations.<\/p>\n

The code is this:<\/p>\n

#Jorge Fernando Salda\u00f1a Cabal
\n# A01350730
\nprint (“Hey!, Do you want to make some math”)
\nprint(“Lets make the basic operations: Addition, Sustraction, Multiplication and”)
\nprint(“Division”)
\nprint()
\nx = int(input(“Please enter your firste integer: “))
\nprint()
\ny = int(input(“Please enter your second integer: “))
\nadd = x + y
\nsus = x – y
\nmul = x * y
\ndiv = x \/\/ y
\nrem = x % y
\nprint ()
\nprint(“The addition of your two numbers is: “, add, “, the sustracion is: “, sus, )
\nprint(“the multiplication is: “, mul, “, the division is: “, div)
\nprint(“and its reminder is: “, rem)
\nprint (“Thanks for using us.”)<\/p>\n

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