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[AaronjMurphy]

This is a completed version of the Calculator app project. The code from following the tutorial has been altered to allow the completion of challenges.

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[TheCSharpAcademy]

Hi @AaronjMurphy thanks for submitting! At the moment I can't review your project because it doesn't cointain .csproj and .sln project files. Here's a working example:

[AaronjMurphy]

Issues with missing files have been fixed!

[TheCSharpAcademy]

@AaronjMurphy Project approved! 😄✅And well done! You’ve implemented calculation history, history deletion, reuse of previous results, a calculation counter, and several additional mathematical operations. 👏👏

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🔍️ It's a pretty straight-forward project, so we don't have much to add, as you followed the tutorial correctly and were able to modify the code for the challenges. I hope it gave you a good understanding of a few concepts such as error handling, interacting with the file system, debugging and handling multiple projects under one solution.

🔍The one thing I'd do to make the code more maintainable is replacing List history entries with a small Calculation class containing operands, operation, and result. UseCalculation() currently has to recover the result with Split('=').Last(). Storing structured data would let you simply access something like calculation.Result, which is safer and easier to extend.

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Overall great work!✋🏻Looking forward to seeing your next projects!