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Wednesday, Dec 10, 2025

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Cleaning up the calculator after a failed refactor

Tanle Junior made three commits to J-squareTech/Calculatrix, attempting to convert the web app to a basic calculator, then backing out the incomplete work.

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The first commit tried to change the web app to a basic calculator, but the implementation did not function as expected [1]. Tanle Junior then merged remote changes into the repository [2], and followed up by removing the merged code from the source file [3], cleaning up after the unsuccessful refactor attempt.

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  1. Try to change the web app to a basic calculator but didn't function in my first try as I expected 😅. · J-squareTech/Calculatrix
  2. Merge remote changes · J-squareTech/Calculatrix
  3. Removed the merged code from my source file 📦 · J-squareTech/Calculatrix

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