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2. Write an elementary calculator in which the main program reads two integer in

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Question

2. Write an elementary calculator in which the main program reads two integer inputs and the operation(+,-,*,/) between them and passes that information to a function (calc) to perform this operation. This function returns the result using switch statements for operation decision. The program stops when the user inputs 0 for both inputs in the main program.

This is meant to be done in C programming. I will be testing the result on the Rasp Pi3, please be accurate. I'll upvote if helpful. Thanks!

Explanation / Answer

#include<stdio.h>

/***
calc function which uses three parameters and perform the specific operation depending upon the operation type

***/

float calc(int first, int second, char ch){
float result = 0;
switch(ch){
  case '+':
    result = first + second;
   break;
  case '-':
   result = first - second;
   break;
  case '*':
   result = first * second;
   break;
  case '/':
   result = (float)first/ (float)second;
   break;
  default :
   break;
}

return result;
}

/****
The main function reads three argument integer input 1 , integer input 2 and operation
if operation is other than +,-,*,/ is not supported .
if both the inputs are 0 then programs exit by giving the message
if operation is / and second input is 0 then as it is divide by 0 so program exits by giving message

****/

int main(){
int firstOperand;
int secondOperand;
char op;
printf("Please enter first integer input ");
scanf("%d",&firstOperand);
printf("Please enter second integer input ");
scanf("%d",&secondOperand);

printf("Please enter the operation you want to perform: +,-,*,/: ");
scanf(" %c", &op);

if(firstOperand == 0 && secondOperand == 0){
  printf("Both the input integers are 0 . So exiting ");
}
if(op == '+' || op == '-' || op == '*' || op == '/'){
  if(op == '/' && secondOperand ==0){
   printf("Division by 0 is not allowed");
   return 0;
  }
  float result = calc(firstOperand, secondOperand, op);
  printf("The result is : %f", result);
}else{
  printf("Invalid operation. So exiting ");
}
}

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