Srpn is a reverse polish notation calculator with the extra feature that all arithmetic is saturated (i.e. when it reaches the maximum value that can be stored in a variable, it stays at the maximum rather than wrapping around).
Program must be able to input at least two numbers and perform one operation correctly and output:
Input:
10
2
+
=
Also with -,/,*,%
can anyone help me asap pls?
Sorry, but I'm fairly new to Python too.
Like this?
def main():
choice = ''
while choice != '6':
print """Main Menu:
1 Add
2 Subtract
3 Multiply
4 Divide
5 Modulus
6 Quit"""
choice = raw_input("\nSelect: ")
if choice == '1':
print "+++ Add +++"
input1 = input("First Number: ")
input2 = input("Second Number: ")
print "The sum is", input1 + input2
elif choice == '2':
print "--- Subtract ---"
input1 = input("First Number: ")
input2 = input("Second Number: ")
print "The difference is", input1 - input2
elif choice == '3':
print "*** Multiply ***"
input1 = input("First Number: ")
input2 = input("Second Number: ")
print "The product is", input1 * input2
elif choice == '4':
print "/// Divide ///"
input1 = input("First Number: ")
input2 = input("Second Number: ")
print "The quotient is", input1 / input2
elif choice == '5':
print "%%% Modulus %%%"
input1 = input("First Number: ")
input2 = input("Second Number: ")
print "The modulus for", input1, "and", input2, "is", input1 % input2
elif choice == '6':
print "Quitting."
else:
print "Invalid choice. Returning to main menu."
print "\n"*3
main()HTH,
Azul-P
actually no. Program must be able to input at least two numbers and perform one operation correctly and output:
Input:
10
2
+
=
Input:
11
3
-
=
Input:
9
4
*=
Input:
11
3
/
=
Input:
Program must be able to handle multiple numbers and multiple operations
Input:
3
3
*4
4
*+
=
Input:
1234
2345
3456
d
+
d
+
d
=
in order to do this i think it will use stack but i have no idea how to write the code.
What operation is d?
What do you mean by "maximum value that can be stored in a variable". Is this an arbitrary number?
The following "it stays at the maximum" means that no operation is performed afterwards?
Is there any unary operator?
What is the expected output for that? :
3
3
*4
4
*+
=
How about that ?
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