For this part, you could use the if-else code, like this:
operation = input()
if operation == “add”:
print(1+1)
For this you could use a while loop, and use the “break” command when the user types exit. And put the if-else inside the loop. Like this:
operation = “”
while operation != “exit”:
operation = input()
if operation == “add”:
print(1+1)
elif operation == “subtract”:
print(4-2)
elif operation == “multiply”:
print(5*2)
elif operation == “divide”:
print(10/5)
elif operation == “exit”:
break
^ So the whole thing could look something like that. I don’t know if this helped or not ![]()
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