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Thomas Thelen-Clemmons
Python Development Techdegree Graduate 13,757 PointsFeedback
HI all just another person looking for feedback, please be gentle!
1 Answer
Steven Parker
230,274 PointsLooks like you're off to a good start! But I wasn't quite sure if you were simply experimenting with different ways of doing things or not. In case not, here's a few suggestions for future projects:
- if you make some inputs case-insensitive, it might make sense to make them all that way
- the same case insensitivity trick can also prevent needing to compare to multiple answer versions
- you can save on numeric conversions by just comparing to strings (like:
mathAdd == "4") - in an "else if" chain, the last term can be a plain "else" since all other cases have been handled
- inequalities can save needing multiple comparisons (like "
else if (right >= 3)")
Thomas Thelen-Clemmons
Python Development Techdegree Graduate 13,757 PointsThanks, that was incredibly helpful greatly appreciate the feedback. There is definitely a lot of experimenting going on and some lack of knowledge. Is it proper etiquette to declare variables at the top or is that not a thing?
Steven Parker
230,274 PointsDeclaring the variables at the top is definitely a "best practice" and good habit to develop!
And happy holidays!  
Tommy Gebru
30,164 PointsTommy Gebru
30,164 PointsGreat work with this quiz Thomas, I enjoyed the trivia alongside the math questions!