__author__ = 'mk' def calculate(x,y,operator): switch(operator){ case 1: result = x + y; break; case 2: result = x - y; break; case 3: result = x * y; break; case 4: result = x / y; break; } return result """ simple calculate function with 4 main operator in this function I ask you to use if else instead of switch case :param x: the first number :param y: the second number :param operator: i define that it's a integer from 1 to 4: 1 is add, 2 is minus, 3 is multi and 4 is divide :return: result when after calculating x y with sign """ return 0 def main_function(): """ free edit this function as main method, but you have to commit change of this function to github :return: """ print calculate(1,2,3) main_function()
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