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The document outlines a project on creating a colorful calculator using Python, emphasizing the basics of Python programming, variable usage, and data types. It discusses implementing basic arithmetic operations, enhancing user experience with color libraries, and the importance of a user-friendly interface. The presentation concludes by highlighting the rewarding nature of the project and Python's popularity due to its simplicity and versatility.

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The document outlines a project on creating a colorful calculator using Python, emphasizing the basics of Python programming, variable usage, and data types. It discusses implementing basic arithmetic operations, enhancing user experience with color libraries, and the importance of a user-friendly interface. The presentation concludes by highlighting the rewarding nature of the project and Python's popularity due to its simplicity and versatility.

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EAST WEST INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

SRI RAVIKIRAN CENTER OF EXCELLENCE


PROGRAM

Calculator Colorful
NISHANTH S [1EW23IS062]

SOWRAB KUMAR N [1EW23IS099]


SATYAM KUMAR GUPTA [1EW23IS088]
SAIKRISHNA [1EW23IS085]
ROHITH T D [1EW24IS402]
Calculator
Colorful

Creating a fun and interactive


calculator using Python
programming.
Introduction
In this presentation, we will explore how to create a colorful calculator
using Python, focusing on the basics, logic implementation, and enhancing
the user experience with colorful output.
It helps you add, subtract, multiply, divide, and solve complex problems
without thinking too hard!
A calculator is an electronic device used to perform mathematical
calculations quickly and accurately
It helps us with basic operations like addition, subtraction, multiplication,
and division, and more advanced functions in scientific and graphing
calculators. People use calculators in schools, colleges, offices, shops, and
even at home to make their work easier and faster
Introduction to Python

Python is a versatile programming language that's


beginner-friendly. It has a readable syntax, making it
great for building various applications, including
calculators.
Python is a high-level, easy-to-learn programming
language that is used to create websites, apps, games,
and even control robots
It was created by Guido van Rossum and first released
in 1991
Python is known for its simplicity, flexibility, and a huge
collection of libraries that make complex tasks easy.
Understanding Variables

Variables are used to store data. In Python, you can


create variables without declaring their type explicitly.
For example, `number = 5` creates an integer variable.

x = 5
y = 10
sum = x + y
print(sum)

Output will be 15
Data Types In Advanced
python
In addition to basic types like int, float, and str, Python also
provides advanced data types that help you work with
collections of data, structured information, and more.

1. List – Ordered collection of items


• Can store multiple values in a single variable

2. Tuple – Ordered and unchangeable collection


• Faster than lists and often used for fixed data.

3. Set – Unordered collection of unique items


• Great for removing duplicates.

4. Dictionary (dict) – Key-value pairs


• Used to store data with labels.
Basic Operations

• A calculator typically performs operations such as addition,


subtraction, multiplication, and division. We'll cover how to
implement these functions in Python.

• Arithmetic: For math


• Assignment: For updating values
• Comparison: For checking equality
• Logical: For combining conditions
• String: For text manipulation
• Membership & Identity: For checking content and references
Output
Using Libraries for Colors

Libraries such as `colorama` or `termcolor` make it easy to


add colors to your calculator's output. By importing these
libraries, you can format your text in different colors, which
can enhance the user experience and make the output more
visually appealing.
Creating a User-friendly
Interface

Making your calculator user-friendly is crucial.


Consider using command-line interfaces or even
graphical user interfaces (GUIs) with libraries like
`tkinter`. A friendly layout, clear instructions, and easy
navigation make for a better user experience.
Testing
Debugging Techniques

Debugging your calculator is important to ensure it


functions correctly. Use print statements to trace
variable values and identify issues. Learning to read
error messages helps in tracking down bugs.
Conclusions

Creating a colorful and user-friendly calculator using


Python is a rewarding project. By following best
practices in coding, testing, and deployment, you can
build an application that not only functions well but
also delights its users.

Its clear syntax, flexibility, and wide range of


applications—from web development to data science—
make it one of the most popular languages in the
world.
THANK YOU

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