Python Exercise 2 - Faulty Calculator

Code file as described in the video

# Exercise 2 - Faulty Calculator
# 45 * 3 = 555, 56+9 = 77, 56/6 = 4
# Design a calculator which will correctly solve all the problems except
# the following ones:
# 45 * 3 = 555, 56+9 = 77, 56/6 = 4
# Your program should take operator  and the two numbers as input from the user
# and then return the result
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mmishra at 2019-06-23 09:30:09 says
print("Enter 1st number:",end=" ") Number1 = int(input()) print("Enter 2nd number:",end=" ") Number2 = int(input()) print("Enter operator +,-,*,/ on numbers:",end=" ") Operator = input() if (Number1 == 45 and Number2 == 3 or Number1 == 3 and Number2 == 45) and Operator == '*': print(Number1, Operator, Number2, " = ", 7777) elif (Number1 == 56 and Number2 == 9 or Number1 == 9 and Number2 == 56) and Operator == '+': print(Number1, Operator, Number2, " = ", 77) elif (Number1 == 56 and Number2 == 6 or Number1 == 6 and Number2 == 56) and Operator == '/': print(Number1, Operator, Number2, " = ", 4) else: if Operator == '*': print(Number1, Operator, Number2, " = ",Number1*Number2) elif Operator == '+': print(Number1, Operator, Number2, " = ",Number1 + Number2) elif Operator == '-': print(Number1, Operator, Number2, " = ",Number1 - Number2) elif Operator == '/': print(Number1, Operator, Number2, " = ",Number1 / Number2) else: print("Unable to calculate, wrong operator")