#π Calculator App with Python
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You can but it depends on how you're setting this up
That kinda sounds like using https://pyscript.net
PyScript is a platform for Python in the browser.
oh
But its not that popular (as in, I've not heard or seen anyone use it)
Normally devs would use Flask or Django
So like a calculator app on the web is mainly with javascript not python?
Both of those Python Frameworks uses HTML,CSS,Javascript for the frontend and then Python in the backend
You can build the logic of the Calculator web app in Python
Just make the template in HTML/CSS/Javascript
What are "those files"?
html, css and javascript
yes. Its called Jinja template
oh
okay
It's small and minimal enough to get you into web dev
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