The Calculator package provides a simple calculator class with basic arithmetic operations, memory functionality, and additional capabilities like taking roots. This package is designed for easy integration into Python projects where basic arithmetic operations are needed.

Addition: Add a number to the current memory.

Subtraction: Subtract a number from the current memory.

Multiplication: Multiply the current memory by a number.

Division: Divide the current memory by a number (with error handling for division by zero).

Nth Root: Take the nth root of the current memory.

Memory Reset: Reset the memory to zero.

To install the calculator.py package, you can simply download the file or clone the repository to your local machine:

git clone <repository-url>

Alternatively, if the package is available on PyPI, you can install it using pip:

pip install calculator

To use the Calculator class, you need to import the class from the calculator.py file and then create an instance of the class. Here’s an example of how to use each method:

Importing the Calculator

from calculator import Calculator

2. Creating an Instance

calc = Calculator()

3. Performing Operations

Addition

Subtraction

Multiplication

Division

Nth Root

Resetting Memory

Here is a complete example that demonstrates the typical workflow using the Calculator class:

from calculator import Calculator calc = Calculator() # Create an instance of Calculator calc.add(15) # Add 15 to memory calc.subtract(5) # Subtract 5 from memory calc.multiply(3) # Multiply memory by 3 calc.divide(2) # Divide memory by 2 calc.take_root(3) # Take the cube root of memory calc.reset_memory() # Reset memory to 0