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At least two spaces before inline comment FLK-E261
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a year ago — a year old
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Calculator.py
111        f.write('(' + str(number1) + ')' + '!' + ' '+ '=' + str(answer)+ '\n')
112elif operator1 == 'sin':
113    answer = cmath.sin(number1) 
114    answerln =  answer * (180/pi) #converts radians to degrees115    print(answerln) #prints answer in degrees
116    with open('Log.txt', 'a') as f:
117        f.write(str(operator1) + '(' + str(number1) + ')' '=' + str(answerln)+ '\n')
at least two spaces before inline comment
Calculator.py
112elif operator1 == 'sin':
113    answer = cmath.sin(number1) 
114    answerln =  answer * (180/pi) #converts radians to degrees
115    print(answerln) #prints answer in degrees116    with open('Log.txt', 'a') as f:
117        f.write(str(operator1) + '(' + str(number1) + ')' '=' + str(answerln)+ '\n')
118elif operator1 == 'cos':
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Calculator.py
117        f.write(str(operator1) + '(' + str(number1) + ')' '=' + str(answerln)+ '\n')
118elif operator1 == 'cos':
119    answer = cmath.cos(number1)
120    answerln =  answer * (180/pi) #converts radians to degrees121    print(answerln)
122    with open('Log.txt', 'a') as f:
123        f.write(str(operator1) + '(' + str(number1) + ')' '=' + str(answerln)+ '\n')
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Calculator.py
123        f.write(str(operator1) + '(' + str(number1) + ')' '=' + str(answerln)+ '\n')
124elif operator1 == 'tan':
125    answer = cmath.tan(number1)
126    answerln =  answer * (180/pi) #converts radians to degrees127    print(answerln)
128    with open('Log.txt', 'a') as f:
129        f.write(str(operator1) + '(' + str(number1) + ')' '=' + str(answerln)+ '\n')
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Calculator.py
128    with open('Log.txt', 'a') as f:
129        f.write(str(operator1) + '(' + str(number1) + ')' '=' + str(answerln)+ '\n')
130elif operator1 == 'sin^-1':
131    number1degrees = number1 * (180/pi) #converts radians to degrees132    answer= cmath.asin(number1degrees)
133    answerln =  answer
134    print(answerln)