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type: challenge
title: "The Calculator"
xp: 100
duration: 35
difficulty: 2
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# The Calculator
> **[INCOMING — Mission Control, Earth]**
>
> Cadet, capstone. Combine everything you've learned in this module
> into one program.
>
> Implement `calculate(a, b)` that returns a dictionary with all four
> basic operations:
>
> ```python
> {
> "sum": a + b,
> "difference": a - b,
> "product": a * b,
> "quotient": a / b,
> }
> ```
>
> Convert both inputs with `float()` so results are consistent — and
> so string inputs work too.
>
> [END TRANSMISSION]
## Your Task
In `starter/starter.py`, convert both inputs to float, then return
the dictionary with the four keys above.
## Objectives
- `calculate(10, 5)` returns the four operations as a dict
- Works with int, float, and string inputs
- All values are floats

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def calculate(a, b):
"""Return a dict with the four basic operations on (a, b).
Convert both inputs with float() so output is consistent.
Returned dict has these exact keys:
"sum" — a + b
"difference" — a - b
"product" — a * b
"quotient" — a / b
calculate(10, 5) -> {"sum": 15.0, "difference": 5.0,
"product": 50.0, "quotient": 2.0}
"""
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from solution import calculate
def test_returns_dict_with_four_keys():
r = calculate(10, 5)
assert set(r.keys()) == {"sum", "difference", "product", "quotient"}
def test_basic_ten_five():
r = calculate(10, 5)
assert r["sum"] == 15.0
assert r["difference"] == 5.0
assert r["product"] == 50.0
assert r["quotient"] == 2.0
def test_seven_two():
r = calculate(7, 2)
assert r["sum"] == 9.0
assert r["difference"] == 5.0
assert r["product"] == 14.0
assert r["quotient"] == 3.5
def test_decimals():
r = calculate(3.5, 1.5)
assert r["sum"] == 5.0
assert r["difference"] == 2.0
assert r["product"] == 5.25
def test_string_inputs_converted():
r = calculate("10", "5")
assert r["sum"] == 15.0