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Zur Vorbereitung: [http://www.js-x.com/page/javascripts__example.html?id=188 einfache Subtraktion in JavaScript]
 
Zur Vorbereitung: [http://www.js-x.com/page/javascripts__example.html?id=188 einfache Subtraktion in JavaScript]
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Einfache arithmetische Operationen in Python ([http://www.dickbaldwin.com/python/Pyth0004.htm Quelle]).
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<pre>
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section 4
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EXAM
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a = 0
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print "press 1 for addition"
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print "press 2 for subtraction"
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print "press 3 for multiplication"
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print "press 4 for divsion"
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a = input ("operation:")
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if a == 1:
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n = input("Number: ")
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b = input("number: ")
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y = n + b
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print n, "+", b, "=", y
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if a == 2:
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n = input("Number: ")
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b = input("number: ")
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y = n - b
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print n, "-", b, "=", y
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if a == 3:
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n = input("Number: ")
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b = input("number: ")
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y = n * b
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print n, "*", b, "=", y
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if a == 4:
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n = input("Number: ")
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b = input("number: ")
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y = n / b
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print n, "/", b, "=",
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try to figure out what each line of code does i will leave the answer at the bottom if you didn't
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get it look over previous sections again.
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its a simple calculator to get this i made a simple menu out of if statements and if you select any of 4 number to the menu it will take you to the next step the step to do the operation you chose because each if picks up on a number and that starts the operation
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</pre>
  
  

Version vom 17. April 2008, 20:02 Uhr

Exzerpte aus: Edmund Husserl: Philosophie der Arithmetik. Hrsg. von Lothar Eley. Den Haag 1970

Zur Logik der Zeichen (Semiotik). S. 340-373


Zur Vorbereitung: einfache Subtraktion in JavaScript

Einfache arithmetische Operationen in Python (Quelle).


section 4
EXAM
a = 0
print "press 1 for addition"
print "press 2 for subtraction"
print "press 3 for multiplication"
print "press 4 for divsion"
a = input ("operation:")
if a == 1:
n = input("Number: ")
b = input("number: ")
y = n + b
print n, "+", b, "=", y
if a == 2:
n = input("Number: ")
b = input("number: ")
y = n - b
print n, "-", b, "=", y
if a == 3:
n = input("Number: ")
b = input("number: ")
y = n * b
print n, "*", b, "=", y
if a == 4:
n = input("Number: ")
b = input("number: ")
y = n / b
print n, "/", b, "=",
try to figure out what each line of code does i will leave the answer at the bottom if you didn't
get it look over previous sections again.



its a simple calculator to get this i made a simple menu out of if statements and if you select any of 4 number to the menu it will take you to the next step the step to do the operation you chose because each if picks up on a number and that starts the operation




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