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This is a basic calculator created as part of the Odin project javascript course. It allows for making basic calculations. for instance, addition, multiplication, etc.
This is a basic calculator created as part of the odin project javascript course. It allows to make basic calculations. for instance, addition, multiplication, etc.
To get a local copy up and running follow these simple steps:
👤 Kevin Cotrina
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