Accepts -ve numbers first, can change the operator after entering one#50
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Accepts -ve numbers first, can change the operator after entering one#50Sibi3002 wants to merge 1 commit intoWebDevSimplified:masterfrom
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=>Enable the calculator to handle negative numbers as inputs, either as the first number or during subsequent operations. =>Allow users to replace an operation (e.g., +) with a different operation (e.g., -) before entering the next number, without performing any computation.
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I’d like to work on adding support for negative numbers as inputs and the ability to replace an operation before entering the next number. |
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=>Enable the calculator to handle negative numbers as inputs, either as the first number or during subsequent operations.
=>Allow users to replace an operation (e.g., +) with a different operation (e.g., -) before entering the next number, without performing any computation.