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Explanation needed
https://code.sololearn.com/c3NiY3MtCRKY/?ref=app So, basically, I donât understand a thing after âoperationâ string begins and etc. Could someone here make me the analysis, please? I would appreciate it very much
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operation = [add,subtract,divide,multiply]
options = ["+", "-", "/", "*"]
When the user makes their choice (for this example, they choose "-"), the variable 'user_choice' is defined by options.index(choice). Now, 'choice' here is "-", so options.index("-") is 1. So 'user_choice' is defined as 1.
The line you say you are having trouble understanding is
math = operation [user_choice] (num1, num2)
'user_choice' is 1, so this line becomes
math = operation [1] (num1, num2)
Now, operation[1] is the second element of operation, which is subtract. So operation[1] returns subtract. The line now is effectively
math = subtract(num1, num2)
which is the function call for subtract() with the arguments 'num1' and 'num2'.
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No problem
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i get the idea of def, it is easy
but what comes after that - operation, options, choice and most importantly:
math = operation [choice] (num1, num2). I just cannot get why
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god. itâs still quite hard, but you made it easier, thank you very much