Day-4 Continuing with the Vanilla JS calculator. ||#100daysOfCode

Hey Fam, I hope y’all are doing good.

This blog will be short as I have nothing much to tell about. I followed the daily drill of waking up at 5 a.m. and praying and tried to make the calculator work as I want but all efforts were in vain. I noticed that I was just trying to work with a string and displaying the whole equation like “21*3” and then calculate the operation from string and display it but failed miserably. I will continue to work on this calculator until I can get it to work the way I want.

To be honest, on days like this, I feel like leaving programming because my mind is so dumb that even after learning for like more than a year I can’t build a simple calculator on my own. I don’t know if I’ll be able to hold it for long or not I just know if I am still this dumb after 2020 for these simple things then I’ll try other things that won’t involve logic. Although I really want to become a good programmer but I don’t want to be the fish whose skills are tested by making her climb the tree. I am not saying that programming isn’t my cup of tea but I’ll give other things time too. Quitting was never the option and will never be, but in a limited time span, I just can’t spend my whole life on something I couldn’t get good at even after trying for years. I am just open to other options because things change and change should be embraced.

I am usually not this depressive but I have my days and I wanted to share this in case someone in future reads this, so they know how to keep trying until you get the results and when to stop trying.

Thank you so much for reading this, I appreciate you💙.