physcicalc.py

#!/usr/bin/env python3
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# physcicalc.py
# Copyright (C) 2018 - 2019 Scott Schoeller (sschoellerSTEM)
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from calcModes import calcModes

calc = calcModes()

def run():
    # prompt for mode or mode listing
    mode = ''
    while mode != 'e':
        mode = input('Enter an input mode.  Type the word modes for list of modes. type the letter e to exit. ')
        if mode == 'modes':
            print('\nThe following modes are available\n')
            print('\tadd, sub, mult, div, sqrt')
            print('\tsin, cos, tan, sec, csc, cot')
            #print('\tsinh, cosh, tanh')
            print('\tgmol (g/mol conversion)')
            print('\tre (relativistic rest energy)')

        elif (mode == 'add' or mode == 'sub' or mode == 'mult' or mode == 'div' or mode == 'sqrt'):
            print(calc.arith(mode))
        elif (mode == 'sin' or mode == 'cos' or mode == 'tan' or mode == 'cot' or mode == 'sec' or mode == 'csc'):
            print(calc.trig(mode))
        # calls for scientific calculations below
        elif mode == 'gmol':
            print(calc.gmol())
        elif mode == 're':
            print(calc.re())
            
run()