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+# Calculator kata with Cucumber
+
+Use Cucumber to test a calculator application. In the acceptance testing style, your focus should be the end user. Submit a pull request against your branch to turn in your assignment.
+
+## Grading
+1. Does the code run?
+2. Do the tests pass?
+3. Do the tests implemented in the classroom still work?
+4. Did you use the correct file structure specified for Cucumber?
+5. Did you use proper Ruby naming conventions?
+6. Do your tests have assertions?
+7. Did you use good variable naming (i.e. avoid use of single letter variables)
+
+## Acceptance Critera
+
+### Subtraction
+
+- should return an integer
+- the order of operation should matter (not commutative)
+- subtracting zero should return the first integer
+- subtacting an integer from itself should return zero
+- should accept more than 2 numbers at a time
+
+### Multiplication
+
+- should return an integer
+- the order of operation should not matter (commutative)
+- multiplying an integer by one should return the first integer
+- multiplying an integer by zero should return zero
+- should accept more than 2 numbers at a time
+
+### Division
+
+- should return an integer
+- the order of operation should matter (not commutative)
+- dividing an integer by one should return the first integer
+- dividing zero by an integer should return zero
+- dividing an integer by zero should raise an error
+- should accept more than 2 numbers at a time
+
+## Git
+
+To complete this assignment, you need to:
+
+1. Fork this repository
+2. Clone your fork onto your machine with `git clone https://github.com/YOUR_USERNAME/calculator-cucumber`
+3. Write code
+4. Push your work to your forked repository with `git push`
+5. Submit a pull request to your branch on this repository
+
+## Questions or Concerns
+
+Leave a GitHub issue or email your instructor.