Inspiration
We know many people in low-income communities that have access to the internet but do not have access to what is considered an expensive calculator.
What it does
Generates solutions to imputed numbers and selected calculation processes.
How we built it
First, we created our variables and accounted for numbers, user input, and different calculation processes. Next, we coded the user input part by asking a series of questions in order to gain values for the numbers that will be used. Then, we created a series of “if else” statements that would generate the solution of the imputed numbers and calculation process.
Challenges we ran into
Figuring out what mathematic processes were the most commonly used and wanted by the user.
Accomplishments that we're proud of
Works effectively and negative numbers work as well as positive numbers.
What we learned
How to properly use square roots and exponents in code functions, save the code segments, and input them into the rest of the code.
What's next for MLH Calculator Project
Upgrading it to a graphing calculator rather than a scientific calculator.
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