Exercise 2.77 and refactor parts of SICP chapter 2's code #166
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The number of completed exercises was updated in the progress bar of the README, demonstrating more tasks have been accomplished. Additionally, code related to exercise 2.77 has been added, which covers generic arithmetic operations.
# Conflicts: # README.md
The code refactor focused on the parts related to packages in chapter 2 of SICP. It included separating different packages into their own files, implementing a generic operation system, and standardizing the function interface. This has resulted in cleaner, more maintainable, and more understandable code.
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Refactor parts of SICP chapter 2's code
The code refactor focused on the parts related to packages in chapter 2 of SICP. It included separating different packages into their own files, implementing a generic operation system, and standardizing the function interface. This has resulted in cleaner, more maintainable, and more understandable code.