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operation-devsulaiman

v1.0.5

Published

It gives you a function which will return a value with given operator (the operator which you have given as paremeter)

Downloads

2

Readme

#Operation 1: Four specific operations which we do in our daily life. i.e +,-,*,/, you can use function name OperateIt. 2: Returns a result value with given parameter. 3: Three paramenters are required. i.e num1, num2 and operator[string].

#How to create npm package 1: Create package.json file i.e use npm init 2: Give a unique name to your package i.e in your package.json file change the name property. 3: Login to your NPM Account. i.e use Terminal and type npm login. 4: Publish your package. i.e use Terminal and change directory to your package directory and then type npm publish.

#How to use it

const { OperateIt } = require("operation-devsulaiman");

console.log(OperateIt(2, 3, "+"));