This program on Python is aimed at students in highschool and for teachers to use as a basis for developping quickly a suite of exercises.
A minimum level in Python is required.
A set of routine is built to display math equations without the heavy Latex import. It helps display square root, power and fractions as Latex does.
This program is under GNU GPL license. Everyone can use it freely reminding the GPL license and the author BUSSY-SOCRATE Regan teacher in high school.
A special care is to be given regarding the set of programs: One can tell it is badly programmed with regards to the so 'Python programming conventions', but the interactivity between the subroutines imposed the necessity to create an include of extra files directly in the main program instead of trying circular imports which fail (two different imports which call routines one from the other). The architecture of the program is a main program ExJeuxMath4_2.py and extra files containing a mostly self contained exercises for several sessions of suite of exercises on Fractions. Similar constructions can be implemented when one can understand the structure of the ready to use program. Once again, a minimum of Python knowledge is required. Therefore the launching of the program is be made using 'readprog.py' to include the '..._inc.py' various exercise files and a pipe to redirect the output in python3. Remark: The program can easily run under previous version of python. Use Tkinter instead of tkinter to run below version 3 of python. You will have to remove the french letters like é, è or à, which causes errors under python2 but passes through with python3.
Launch can be done using two methods:(Change file names according to versions) Using a pipe to redirect in python
- open a terminal
- python3 readprog.py ExJeuxMath4_2.py | python3
Creating a file to be launched with python
- open a terminal
- python3 readprog.py ExJeuxMath4_2.py > ExJeuxMath.py
- python3 ExJeuxMath.py