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- The newly added 'power' operation does not appear to have associated tests. Please add coverage for exponentiation, including edge cases such as negative exponents.
'power': function(a, b) { return Math.pow(a, b) },
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This pull request adds a new "power" operation to the calculator application, allowing users to perform exponentiation. The most important changes include updating the backend to support the new operation, modifying the frontend to handle the new operation, and adding a new button for the exponentiation operation.
Backend changes:
api/controller.js: Added a new functionpowerto handle exponentiation in theoperationsobject.Frontend changes:
public/client.js: Updated thecalculatefunction to recognize the^operator and map it to the new "power" operation.public/index.html: Added a new button for the exponentiation operation (^) in the calculator interface.