Console calculator with log files

[Boudiz]

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[TheCSharpAcademy]

@Boudiz Thanks for submitting. I think something is amiss here. You’ve done a nice job expanding and restructuring the calculator, but an important part of Part 2 of the tutorial is missing.

The tutorial asks you to add a second Class Library project (CalculatorLibrary) to the solution and reference it from the console project. Currently all of your calculator logic is contained within the single CodeReviews.Console.Calculator project. Please revisit Part 2 and implement the second project/class-library portion of the tutorial. Also make sure you complete the later NuGet/JSON logging section.

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/get-started/csharp/tutorial-console-part-2?view=vs-2022

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[Boudiz]

Just added the library and another Logger using Json.
Please feel free to review the changes

[TheCSharpAcademy]

@Boudiz Project approved! 😄✅And well done for completing some of the challenges! 😟 It's always a good use of your time. And nothing stops you from revisiting the project later to complete the other challenges.

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😍 Very cool use of IParsable for making your checks repeatable. I haven't seen many of these 👏

🔍️ It's a pretty straight-forward project, so we don't have much to add, as you followed the tutorial correctly 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.

🔍One small cleanup: a! - b in subtraction doesn't need the null-forgiving operator because a is a non-nullable double. It can simply be a - b.

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