t-rooker/python-calculator

python-calculator

Basic calculator functions in python

Working in a conda environment

Make sure you have conda or miniconda installed.

Create conda environment

conda create --name python-calculator python=3.8

Activate conda environment

conda activate python-calculator

Install dependencies

python -m pip install -r requirements.txt

Install the package

Make sure you have activated your conda environment.

conda activate python-calculator

Then run:

pip install .

Running tests

Make sure you have activated your conda environment. Then run:

python -m pytest

python-calculator's Issues

[FEATURE] Add multiplication function

Use this checklist to tick off sub-tasks as you complete them following these step-by-step instructions

• Create new multiply branch
• Add multiply function
• Import function in __init__.py
• Add multiply test
• Commit changes and push to GitHub
• Make pull request
• Close issue

Instructions

Create branch

Create a new multiply branch from main to work in.

Add multiplication function

Create a new multiply.py file in the pythoncalculator/ directory.

def multiply(x, y):
    return x + y

Open the pythoncalculator/__init__.py file and add the following line of code:

from .multiply import multiply 

Add multiplication test

Create a new test_multiply.py file in the tests/ directory.

Add the following code and save:

from pythoncalculator import multiply


def test_multiply():
    assert multiply(10, 3) == 30

Commit your changes and push to GitHub

Once you've created your function and test files and added the line to import your function to pythoncalculator/__init__.py, commit your changes.

Use resolves #{ISSUE_NUMBER_YOU_WERE_ASSIGNED} in your commit message to automatically close the issue when your pull request is merged.

Then push them up to GitHub

Create pull request

Finally, create a pull request back to the main branch on GitHub and wait for the owner's review.

Reference the issue your pull request refers to with #{ISSUE_NUMBER_YOU_WERE_ASSIGNED} in the description.

Respond to any requests for correction.

Close issue

If the issue didn't close automatically, close it yourself. You can also

[FEATURE] Add subtraction function

Use this checklist to tick off sub-tasks as you complete them following these step-by-step instructions

• Create new subtract branch
• Add subtract function
• Import function in __init__.py
• Add subtract test
• Commit changes and push to GitHub
• Make pull request
• Close issue

Instructions

Create branch

Create a new subtract branch from main to work in.

Add subtraction function

Create a new subtract.py file in the pythoncalculator/ directory.

def subtract(x, y)
    return x - y

Open the pythoncalculator/__init__.py file and add the following line of code:

from .subtract import subtract 

Add subtraction test

Create a new test_subtract.py file in the tests/ directory.

Add the following code and save:

from pythoncalculator import subtract


def test_subtract():
    assert subtract(1, 3) == -2

Commit your changes and push to GitHub

Once you've created your function and test files and added the line to import your function to pythoncalculator/__init__.py, commit your changes.

Use resolves #{ISSUE_NUMBER_YOU_WERE_ASSIGNED} in your commit message to automatically close the issue when your pull request is merged.

Then push them up to GitHub

Create pull request

Finally, create a pull request back to the main branch on GitHub and wait for the owner's review.

Reference the issue your pull request refers to with #{ISSUE_NUMBER_YOU_WERE_ASSIGNED} in the description.

Respond to any requests for correction.

Close issue

If the issue didn't close automatically, close it yourself. You can also

[FEATURE] Add division function

Use this checklist to tick off sub-tasks as you complete them following these step-by-step instructions

• Create new divide branch
• Add divide function
• Import function in __init__.py
• Add divide test
• Commit changes and push to GitHub
• Make pull request
• Close issue

Instructions

Create branch

Create a new divide branch from main to work in.

Add division function

Create a new divide.py file in the pythoncalculator/ directory.

def divide(x, z):
    return x / y

Open the pythoncalculator/__init__.py file and add the following line of code:

from .divide import divide 

Add division test

Create a new test_divide.py file in the tests/ directory.

Add the following code and save:

from pythoncalculator import divide


def test_divide():
    assert divide(10, 2) == 5

Commit your changes and push to GitHub

Once you've created your function and test files and added the line to import your function to pythoncalculator/__init__.py, commit your changes.

Use resolves #{ISSUE_NUMBER_YOU_WERE_ASSIGNED} in your commit message to automatically close the issue when your pull request is merged.

Then push them up to GitHub

Create pull request

Finally, create a pull request back to the main branch on GitHub and wait for the owner's review.

Reference the issue your pull request refers to with #{ISSUE_NUMBER_YOU_WERE_ASSIGNED} in the description.

Respond to any requests for correction.

Close issue

If the issue didn't close automatically, close it yourself. You can also