#Homework for September 25, 2013
##Calculator 1 Create a command line calculator. It should have a basic and advanced mode.
basic calculator (+, -, *, /)
advanced calculator (exponents, square root)
For a basic calculator, press 1.
For an advanced calculator, press 2. To quit, press Q.
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