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  • Hi, Alejandro, and welcome to E-Learning Heroes! ✨

    What a fantastic idea and project! Thank you for sharing it with the community!

  • Nicely done, Alejandro! And thanks for sharing your .story file. I'm looking forward to peeking under the hood on this one. 

    • AlejandroEmm186's avatar
      AlejandroEmm186
      Community Member

      Thanks, David. I hope you like to see what I achieve with this wonderful tool!

  • PatrickMumba's avatar
    PatrickMumba
    Community Member

    Job well done, I believe we live for others. Better we heal the world for the betterment of peace and stability.

  • HassanIzhar's avatar
    HassanIzhar
    Community Member

    Here is an example of a virtual abacus written in JavaScript that can perform basic operations:

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    class Abacus {
    constructor() {
    this.value = 0;
    }

    add(val) {
    this.value += val;
    }

    subtract(val) {
    this.value -= val;
    }

    reset() {
    this.value = 0;
    }

    getValue() {
    return this.value;
    }
    }

    const myAbacus = new Abacus();

    myAbacus.add(5);
    console.log(myAbacus.getValue()); // 5

    myAbacus.subtract(2);
    console.log(myAbacus.getValue()); // 3

    myAbacus.reset();
    console.log(myAbacus.getValue()); // 0


    This simple implementation of an abacus uses a class with methods to add, subtract, reset and get the current value of the abacus. This can serve as a starting point for building a more complex and interactive virtual abacus for children to learn and develop their mathematical skills.