/ - division
/
* - multiplication
*
+ - summation
+
-- subtraction
-
^ - exponentiation
^
% - percentages
%
# - comments
#
Additionally, you can use ()
()
{number} km to {number} meter
{number} meter to {number} km
{number} ml to {number} teaspoon
{number} liter to {number} ml
{number} ml to {number} liter
{number} usd to {number} rub
{number} eur to {number} rub
{number} rub to {number} eur
{number} usd to {number} eur
{number} eur to {number} usd
{number} rub to {number} usd
Later you will be able to add your own convertations
Declaring a variable: {variable name} = {value of variable}
{variable name} = {value of variable}
For example: apples = 5
apples = 5
Using:
Once you have declared a variable, you can use it in your calculations as a number.
For example: 8 + apples //13
8 + apples //13