I’m excited to share that the updated version of my Python calculator project is now complete!
This was one of my very first practice projects, and reaching version 0.2 feels like an important milestone in my learning journey.
In this new version, the core math operations are now handled by separate functions, which makes the code much more readable and structured. I also added basic error handling with try/except to prevent the program from crashing when users enter invalid input. The calculator now runs in a while loop, allowing continuous use without restarting.
I’m still learning how functions work and how to use them effectively,
but I feel like I’m on the right track — and that’s what really matters.
This project helped me practice input handling, conditionals, loops, and basic function design. It’s a simple, console-based calculator — but it’s mine, and I’m proud of how far it’s come!
What’s next?
Before jumping into GUI development, I want to:
- Add a user-friendly way to choose between starting a new calculation or exiting the program
- Fix the issue where
"None"shows up after division by zero - Improve error messages for invalid operations
You can check out the code and follow my progress on GitHub: