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10
+
4.234
14.234


100
*
5
500.0


10.133342
-
2
8.133342


50
/
2
25.0


end
calculator finished
number of times used: 4

#create counter, start at 0
inputCount = 0

#infinite loop to continue caclulations
while True:

    #take first user input, if string 'end', break loop
    firstNumberUserInput = input()  # takes in as string so we could break if some1 types in end.
    if firstNumberUserInput == 'end':
        break

    #otheerwise take operator, second input, and convert first input to int
    else:
        operatorUserInput = input()
        secondUserInput = float(input()) #use float so we can work with decimals
        firstNumberUserInput = float(firstNumberUserInput)#<<<<--have to convert then reassign back into variable

        #check what operator, and perform corresponding operation, then print solution
        if operatorUserInput == '*':
            print(firstNumberUserInput * secondUserInput)
        elif operatorUserInput == '+':
            print(firstNumberUserInput + secondUserInput)
        elif operatorUserInput == '-':
            print(firstNumberUserInput - secondUserInput)
        elif operatorUserInput == '/':
            print(firstNumberUserInput / secondUserInput)
        else:
            print('invalid operator input')

        # add one to the counter after each loop finishes
        inputCount += 1

    #print a break at end of each line signifying new loop
    print('\n')

#print calculator finished and how many times calculator was used
print('calculator finished')
print('number of times used: ' + str(inputCount)) #<<<-- convert to str bec int does not concat with str