Question
4: Write a shell program to implement simple calculator operations.
Code
#!/bin/sh
echo "Options are:"
echo "+: Add"
echo "-: Subtract"
echo "*: Multiply"
echo "/: Divide"
echo "Enter the two numbers:"
read a
read b
echo "Enter your choice (+, -, *, /):"
read ch
case $ch in
+) result=$(expr $a + $b)
echo "Sum = $result";;
-) result=$(expr $a - $b)
echo "Difference = $result";;
*|\*) result=$(expr $a \* $b)
echo "Product = $result";;
/) if [ $b -ne 0 ]; then
result=$(expr $a / $b)
echo "Division = $result"
else
echo "Error: Division by zero"
fi
;;
*) echo "Invalid choice";;
esac
Output
$ sh cal.sh Options are: +: Add -: Subtract *: Multiply /: Divide Enter the two numbers: 6 4 Enter your choice (+, -, *, /): + Sum = 10 $ sh cal.sh Options are: +: Add -: Subtract *: Multiply /: Divide Enter the two numbers: 3 2 Enter your choice (+, -, *, /): - Difference = 1 $ sh cal.sh Options are: +: Add -: Subtract *: Multiply /: Divide Enter the two numbers: 9 0 Enter your choice (+, -, *, /): / Error: Division by zero $ sh cal.sh Options are: +: Add -: Subtract *: Multiply /: Divide Enter the two numbers: 5 2 Enter your choice (+, -, *, /): * Product = 10 $ sh cal.sh Options are: +: Add -: Subtract *: Multiply /: Divide Enter the two numbers: 4 3 Enter your choice (+, -, *, /): $ Invalid choice
Summary
This script serves as a simple calculator, performing addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division based on user input. It demonstrates the use of arithmetic operations and a case statement for menu selection.