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  multiplying or dividing a decimal always results in a zero.

  You should check that out.

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  Michelle Sueyie Lim•30

  @mich-sue9Posted over 3 years ago

  @thulanigamtee Nice catch! Fixed it

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  Alan García•20

  @AlanSeyfirPosted over 3 years ago

  Looks awesome! Some minor details I find is that the cursor isn't a pointer, it can confuse a bit the users. It would be cool if you can see what are you adding. For example: 5 + 5 and then see the result. And about the code I think it's better to use let or const instead of var. Leaving that aside the project looks great and happy coding ^^.

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  Michelle Sueyie Lim•30

  @mich-sue9Posted over 3 years ago

  @AlanSeyfir Hey thanks for pointing out the cursor isnt a pointer! I decided to use var because I wanted to have those variables be declared throughout the program rather than just block scoped. But I did change it to let in the for loop so thanks for that point :) Will try to integrate some way of seeing which operator was pressed if i get the time. Cheers!

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