12_calculator: Use operator instead of method in the solution #571
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Because
when learning about JavaScript operators, we are introduced to different operators (here: https://javascript.info/operators). Therefore, the solution (to get the power) for the calculator exercise should just stick to using the exponentiation operator (
**
) instead of a method that seems to come out of nowhere.This PR
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(where you get the power) witha**b
(instead ofMath.pow(a, b)
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