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Adding cube in Calculator.java #78

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pH-7 commented Aug 10, 2022

Hi @PriscaTan!

Thanks very much for your kind contribution and changes! This is brilliant!
However, do you mind adding a description to your PR explaining the reason of adding “cube” to the calculator and describe a bit the few changes you have done?

Oh, and one more thing, on what Java version have you tested it?
Do you have a screenshot you could share showing this new button and response on the calculator?

Beside of this, everything else looks good 👍

@@ -67,6 +67,12 @@ void CalculateMonoSquareTest() {
Assertions.assertEquals(9.0, calculator.calculateMono(Calculator.MonoOperatorModes.square, 3.0));
}

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Thank you for adding a test 💯

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pH-7 commented Aug 15, 2022

Let me know if you need any help/assistance @PriscaTan 🙂 Hopefully what I suggested makes sense to you 😀

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pH-7 commented Aug 20, 2022

Hey @PriscaTan 👋 let me know if you are still willing to finish this and get your PR merged? If not, I will close it.

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pH-7 commented Oct 26, 2022

Hi @PriscaTan, hope you are keeping well! Did you get the chance to see my comments? I'm about to close the PR.

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