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Algorithms and Data Structures with Python

Project 1: Basic Calculator

7. Memory Functions

One common feature in many calculators is the ability to store and retrieve a single number from memory. Let's implement this.

memory = None  # Initialize memory

# ... previous code ...

print("Enter 'M+' to store the current result into memory")
print("Enter 'MR' to retrieve the number from memory")
print("Enter 'MC' to clear the memory")

# ... within the main loop ...

    elif user_input == 'M+':
        memory = result  # Assuming 'result' is where we store our latest calculated value.
        print(f"Saved {result} to memory.")

    elif user_input == 'MR':
        if memory is None:
            print("No value in memory.")
        else:
            print(f"Retrieved {memory} from memory.")

    elif user_input == 'MC':
        memory = None
        print("Memory cleared.")

    # ... rest of the code ...

7. Memory Functions

One common feature in many calculators is the ability to store and retrieve a single number from memory. Let's implement this.

memory = None  # Initialize memory

# ... previous code ...

print("Enter 'M+' to store the current result into memory")
print("Enter 'MR' to retrieve the number from memory")
print("Enter 'MC' to clear the memory")

# ... within the main loop ...

    elif user_input == 'M+':
        memory = result  # Assuming 'result' is where we store our latest calculated value.
        print(f"Saved {result} to memory.")

    elif user_input == 'MR':
        if memory is None:
            print("No value in memory.")
        else:
            print(f"Retrieved {memory} from memory.")

    elif user_input == 'MC':
        memory = None
        print("Memory cleared.")

    # ... rest of the code ...

7. Memory Functions

One common feature in many calculators is the ability to store and retrieve a single number from memory. Let's implement this.

memory = None  # Initialize memory

# ... previous code ...

print("Enter 'M+' to store the current result into memory")
print("Enter 'MR' to retrieve the number from memory")
print("Enter 'MC' to clear the memory")

# ... within the main loop ...

    elif user_input == 'M+':
        memory = result  # Assuming 'result' is where we store our latest calculated value.
        print(f"Saved {result} to memory.")

    elif user_input == 'MR':
        if memory is None:
            print("No value in memory.")
        else:
            print(f"Retrieved {memory} from memory.")

    elif user_input == 'MC':
        memory = None
        print("Memory cleared.")

    # ... rest of the code ...

7. Memory Functions

One common feature in many calculators is the ability to store and retrieve a single number from memory. Let's implement this.

memory = None  # Initialize memory

# ... previous code ...

print("Enter 'M+' to store the current result into memory")
print("Enter 'MR' to retrieve the number from memory")
print("Enter 'MC' to clear the memory")

# ... within the main loop ...

    elif user_input == 'M+':
        memory = result  # Assuming 'result' is where we store our latest calculated value.
        print(f"Saved {result} to memory.")

    elif user_input == 'MR':
        if memory is None:
            print("No value in memory.")
        else:
            print(f"Retrieved {memory} from memory.")

    elif user_input == 'MC':
        memory = None
        print("Memory cleared.")

    # ... rest of the code ...