Efficency help for a Calculator Program
Chris Angelico
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Wed Oct 2 07:01:03 EDT 2013
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On Wed, Oct 2, 2013 at 8:44 PM, JonDoe297 <vignesh.harikrishna at gmail.com> wrote: > Is there any way to make it smaller? It does it's job, but I want it to look smaller, more efficient. Yes, it is, but let me first clarify something: "Smaller" and "more efficient" are two quite different concepts. Efficiency doesn't matter to your code here, so what you're looking for is smaller, clearer code. Which is a good thing to be doing :) At top level, the 'global' declaration doesn't do anything. You may as well not bother with it. If you change your recursive main() function into a while loop, you'll be able to combine all your common code very easily. I won't do the whole job for you, but consider this structure: repeat=1 while repeat==1: # get inputs # calculate and produce output repeat=int(raw_input("Do you want to do more? ")) And if you need your error state to have a different prompt, you can use 'continue' to skip the bottom of the loop. Hope that helps! ChrisA
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