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‎Calucator And Calculator Converter.py

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"""
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This is a Calucator.
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In the Calucator, there are Simple Calucator And Calculator Converter.In the simple
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Calucator, you can calucate a simple value. And in the Calucator Converter you can
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convert any of the following values:
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"""
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# function for background image:
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"""
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from tkinter import *
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root = Tk()
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root.title('Bg setting')
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img = PhotoImage(file = "white_blank_wallpaper_background.png")
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Label (root, image = img).pack()
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mainloop()
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"""
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# exit
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real_poster = "CALUCATOR"
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print(real_poster.center(45)
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)
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choos1i = print(" \n1.Simple Calucator \n2.Calucator Converter")
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choos1 = input(" ")
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if(choos1 == "1"):
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main_poster1 = " Simple Calucator"
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print(main_poster1.center(45)
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)
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# Simple Calculator Program in python...
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# Functions: Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, and Division...
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# Function for Addition:
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def addition(n1, n2):
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return n1 + n2
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# Function for Subtraction:
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def subtraction(n1, n2):
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return n1 - n2
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# Function for Multiplication:
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def multiplication(n1, n2):
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return n1 * n2
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# Function for Division:
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def division(n1, n2):
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return n1 / n2
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print("Select Operations")
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print(
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"1. Addition\n"
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"2. Subtraction\n"
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"3. Multiplication\n"
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"4. Division\n")
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# ...Giving the option to the user to choose the operation...
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operation = int(input("Enter Choice Of Operation:- \n1:"
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"\n2:"
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"\n3:"
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"\n4:")
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)
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#Taking Input from the Users....
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n1 = float(input("Enter the First Number: ")
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)
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n2 = float(input("Enter the Second Number: ")
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)
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#.....Apply Conditional Statements: To make operation as-per-user choices.....
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if operation == 1:
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print (n1, "+", n2, "=", addition(n1, n2)
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)
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elif operation == 2:
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print (n1, "-", n2, "=", subtraction(n1, n2)
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)
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elif operation == 3:
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print (n1, "*", n2, "=", multiplication(n1, n2)
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)
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elif operation == 4:
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print (n1, "/", n2, "=", division(n1, n2)
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)
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else:
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print("Invalid Input")
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# Simple Calculator function has been Exited:
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if(choos1 == "2"):
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main_title_poster = " CALUCATOR CONVERTER"
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print(main_title_poster.center(47)
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)
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# This function below is unit_converter, in which the unit is converted which you say...
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unit_converteri = print("Choose A Unit Converter:-\n1.Length \n"
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"2.Temperature \n3.Data \n"
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"4.Time")
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unit_converter = input(" ")
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#This function below is length_converter,in which the length is converted which you say.
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if(unit_converter == "Length" or unit_converter == "1"):
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r2i = print("What Do You Call Converting: \n1.meter(m) \n"
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"2.kilometers(km) \n"
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"3.centimere(cm)")
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r2 = input("Enter The Value: \n"
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" NOTE: [AS IT IS WRITTEN, IT HAS TO IN WRITTEN THE SAME WAY ] \n"
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"1/2/3:-")
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r3i = print("What Do You Call Converting To: \n1.meter(m) \n2.kilometer(km) \n"
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"3.centimetre(cm)")
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r3 = input(" Enter The Value: \n"
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" NOTE: [AS IT IS WRITTEN, IT HAS TO IN WRITTEN THE SAME WAY ] \n"
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"1/2/3" )
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#....This is entering_number function in which is the number put in it which you say....
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entering_number = float(input("Enter The Value: ")
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)
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#.....Apply Conditional Statements: To make operation as-per-user choices.....
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# Function will starts when unit_converter = length
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if (r2 == "meter(m)" and r3 == "kilometer(km)" ):
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print(entering_number / 1000 , "km")
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elif (r2 == "meter(m)" and r3 == "centimetre(cm)" ):
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print(entering_number * 100 , "cm")
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if (r2 == "meter(m)" and r3 == "meter(m)" ):
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print(entering_number* 1 , "m")
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elif(r2 == "kilometer(km)" and r3 == "meter(m)"):
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print(entering_number * 1000 , "m")
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if(r2 == "kilometer(km)" and r3 == "centimetre(cm)"):
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print(entering_number * 100000 , "cm")
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elif(r2 == "kilometer(km)" and r3 == "kilomete(km)"):
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print(entering_number * 1 , "km")
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if(r2 == "centimetre(cm)" and r3 == "meter(m)"):
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print(entering_number / 100 , "m")
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elif(r2 == "centimetre(cm)" and r3 == "kilometer(km)" ):
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print(entering_number / 100000 , "km")
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if(r2 == "centimetre(cm)" and r3 == "centimetre(cm)"):
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print(entering_number * 1 , "cm")
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# Function will starts when unit_converter = Temperature
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if (unit_converter == "Temperature" or unit_converter == "2"):
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r2ei = print("What Do You Call Converting:- \n1.Celsius(C) \n"
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"2.Fahrenheit(F) \n3.Kelvin(K)")
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r2e = input(" Enter The Value: \n1/2/3")
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r3ei = print("What Do You Call Converting To:- \n1.Celsius(C) \n2.Fahrenheit(F) \n"
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"3.Kelvin(K)")
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r3e = input(" Enter The Value: \n1/2/3 ")
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r4e = float(input("Enter The Value:")
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)
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if (r2e == "Celsius(C)" and r3e == "Fahrenheit(F)"):
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print(r4e * 9/5 + 32 , "F")
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elif (r2e == "Celsius(C)" and r3e == "Kelvin(K)"):
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print(r4e + 273.15 , "K")
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if (r2e == "Celsius(C)" and r3e == "Celsius(C)"):
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print(r4e * 1 , "C")
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elif(r2e == "Fahrenheit(F)" and r3e == "Celsius(C)"):
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print((r4e - 32) * 5/9 , "C")
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if(r2e == "Fahrenheit(F)" and r3e == "Kelvin(K)"):
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print((r4e - 32) * 5/9 + 273.15 , "K")
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elif(r2e == "Fahrenheit(F)" and r3e == "Fahrenheit(F)"):
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print(r4e * 1 , "F")
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if(r2e == "Kelvin(K)" and r3e == "Celsius(C)"):
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print(r4e - 273.15 , "C")
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elif(r2e == "Kelvi(K)" and r3e == "Fahrenheit(F)"):
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print(r4e * 9/5 - 459.67 , "F")
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if(r2e == "Kelvin(K)" and r3e == "Kelvin(K)"):
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print(r4e * 1 , "K")
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# Function will starts when unit_converter = Data...
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if (unit_converter == "Data" or unit_converter == "3"):
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d1i = print("What Do You Call Converting:-\n1.Bits(Bit)\n2.Bytes(B)\n3.Kilobytes(KB)"
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"\n4.Megabytes(MB)\n5.Gigabytes(GB)\n6.Terabytes(TB)\n"
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"7.Petabytes(PB)")
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d1 = input(" Enter The Value: \n1/2/3/4/5/6/7")
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d2i = print("What Do You Call Converting To:- \n1.Bits(Bit)\n2.Bytes(B)\n"
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"3.Kilobytes(KB)\n"
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"4.Megabytes(MB)\n5.Gigabytes(GB)\n6.Terabytes(TB)\n"
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"7.Petabytes(PB)")
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d2 = input(" Enter The Value: \n1/2/3/4/5/67 ")
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d3 = float(input(" Enter The Value:")
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)
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if (d1 == "Bit" and d2 == "(B)"):
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print(d3 / 8 , "B")
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elif (d1 == "Bit" and d2 == "KB"):
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print(d3 / 8000 , "KB")
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elif (d1 == "Bit" and d2 == "MB"):
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print(d3 / 8000000 , "MB")
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elif (d1 == "Bit" and d2 == "GB"):
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print(d3 / 8000000000 , "GB")
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elif (d1 == "Bit" and d2 == "TB"):
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print(d3 / 8000000000000 , "TB")
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elif (d1 == "Bit" and d2 == "PB"):
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print(d3 / 8000000000000000 , "PB")
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# Bit function has started!
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if (d1 == "B" and d2 == "Bit"):
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print(d3 * 8 , "Bit")
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elif (d1 == "B" and d2 == "KB"):
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print(d3 / 1000 , "KB")
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elif(d1 == "B" and d2 == "MB"):
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print(d3 / 1000000 , "MB")
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elif (d1 == "B" and d2 == "GB"):
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print(d3 / 1000000000 , "GB")
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elif (d1 == "B" and d2 == "TB"):
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print(d3 / 1000000000000 , "TB")
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elif (d1 == "B" and d2 == "PB"):
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print(d3 / 1000000000000000 , "PB")
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# Kilobytes (KB) function has started!
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if (d1 == "KB" and d2 == "Bit"):
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print(d3 * 8000 , "Bit")
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elif(d1 == "KB" and d2 == "B"):
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print(d3 * 1000 , "B")
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elif(d1 == "KB" and d2 == "MB"):
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print(d3 / 1000 , "MB")
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elif(d1 == "KB" and d2 == "GB"):
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print(d3 / 1000000 , "GB")
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elif(d1 == "KB" and d2 == " TB"):
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print(d3 / 1000000000 , "TB")
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elif(d1 == "KB" and d2 == "PB"):
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print(d3 / 1000000000000 , "PB")
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# Megabytes (MB) function has started!
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if (d1 == "MB" and d2 == "Bit"):
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print(d3 * 8000000 , "Bit")
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elif(d1 == "MB" and d2 == "B"):
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print(d3 * 1000000, "B")
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elif(d1 == "MB" and d2 == "KB"):
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print(d3 * 1000 , "KB")
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elif(d1 == "MB" and d2 == "GB"):
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print(d3 / 1000 , "GB")
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elif(d1 == "MB" and d2 == "TB"):
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print(d3 / 1000000 , "TB")
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elif(d1 == "MB" and d2 == "PB"):
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print(d3 / 1000000000 , "PB")
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# Gigabytes (GB) function has started!
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if(d1 == "GB" and d2 == "Bit"):
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print(d3 * 8000000000 , "Bit")
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elif(d1 == "GB" and d2 == "B"):
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print(d3 * 1000000000 , "B")
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elif(d1 == "GB" and d2 == "KB"):
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print(d3 * 1000000 , "KB")
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elif(d1 == "GB" and d2 == "MB"):
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print(d3 * 1000 , "MB")
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elif(d1 == "GB" and d2 == "TB"):
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print(d3 / 1000 ,"TB")
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elif(d1 == "GB" and d2 == "PB"):
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print(d3 / 1000000 , "PB")
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# Terabytes (TB) function has started!
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if(d1 == "TB" and d2 == "Bit"):
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print(d3 * 8000000000000 , "Bit")
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elif(d1 == "TB" and d2 == "B"):
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print(d3 * 1000000000000 , "B")
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elif(d1 == "TB" and d2 == "KB"):
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print(d3 * 1000000000 , "KB")
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elif(d1 == "TB" and d2 == "MB"):
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print(d3 * 1000000 ,"MB")
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elif(d1 == "TB" and d2 == "GB"):
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print(d3 * 1000 , "GB")
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elif(d1 == "TB" and d2 == "PB"):
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print(d3 / 1000 , "PB")
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# Petabytes (PB) function has started!!
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if(d1 == "PB" and d2 == "Bit"):
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print(d3 * 8000000000000000 , "Bit")
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elif(d1 == "PB" and d2 == "B"):
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print(d3 * 1000000000000000 , "B")
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elif(d1 == "PB" and d2 == "KB"):
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print(d3 * 1000000000000 , "KB")
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elif(d1 == "PB" and d2 == "MB"):
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print(d3 * 1000000000 , "MB")
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elif(d1 == "PB" and d2 == "GB"):
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print(d3 * 1000000 , "GB")
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elif(d1 == "PB" and d2 == "TB"):
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print(d3 * 1000 , "TB")
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# In the following function BITS(bit)/BYTES(B)/KILOBYTES(KB)/MEGABYTES(MB)/GIGABYTES
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#(GB)/PEGABYTES(PB) = 1
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elif(d1 == "Bit" and d2 == "Bit" or d1 == "B" and d2 == "B" or d1 == "KB" and d2 ==
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"KB" or d1 == "MB" and d2 == "MB" or d1 == "GB" and d2 =="GB" or
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d1 == "TB" and d2 == "TB" or d1 == "PB" and d2 == "PB"):
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print(d3 * 1 )
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# Function will starts when unit_converter = Time
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if(unit_converter == "Time" or unit_converter == "4"):
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t1i = print(" What Do You Call Converting:- \n1.Hours(H) \n2.Minutes(M) \n"
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"3.Secounds(S)")
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t1 = input(" Enter The Value: \n1/2/3 ")
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t2i = print( "What Do You Call Converting To:- \n1.Hours(H) \n2.Minutes(M) \n"
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"3.Secounds(S)")
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t2 = input(" Enter The Value: \n1/2/3")
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t3 = float(input("Enter The Value:")
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if(t1 == "H" and t2 == "M"):
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print(t3 * 60 , "M")
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elif(t1 == "H" and t2 == "S"):
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print(t3 * 3600 , "S")
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elif(t1 == "M" and t2 == "H"):
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print(t3 / 60 , "H")
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elif(t1 == "M" and t2 == "S"):
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print(t3 * 60 , "S")
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elif(t1 == "S" and t2 == "H"):
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print(t3 / 3600 , "H")
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elif(t1 == "S" and t2 == "M"):
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print(t3 / 60 , "M")
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# In the following function H/M/S = 1
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elif(t1 == "H" and t2 == "H" or t1 == "M" and t2 == "M" or
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t1 == "S" and t2 == "S"):
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print(t3 * 1)
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else:
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print("Invalid Input")

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