Esempio n. 1
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    def addition(self, params):
        """
		separates the imput from the user interface and returns the result of the called operation
		input: the 2 operands
		output: the result of their addition
		"""
        integer1 = params[1][:]
        integer2 = params[2][:]
        op1 = operand(integer1, params[0])
        op2 = operand(integer2, params[0])
        return (op1 + op2)
Esempio n. 2
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    def rapidConversion(self, params):
        """
		separates the input from the user interface and returns the result of the conversion
		input: the initial base, the operand, the destination base
		output: the converted operand
		"""
        integer = params[1][:]
        desBase = params[2]
        op = operand(integer, params[0])
        return op.rapidConversion(desBase)
Esempio n. 3
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    def divisionWithOneDigit(self, params):
        """
		separates the input from the user interface and returns the result of the called operation
		input: 1 operand and the digit it will be devided by
		output: the result of their division
		"""
        integer = params[1][:]
        op = operand(integer, params[0])
        digit = int(params[2])
        return (op // digit)
Esempio n. 4
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    def multiplicationWithOneDigit(self, params):
        """
		separates the input from the user interface and returns the result of the called operation
		input: the 2 operands
		output: the result of their multiplication
		"""
        integer = params[1][:]
        op = operand(integer, params[0])
        digit = int(params[2])
        return (op * digit)