The mathparse library is a Python module designed to evaluate mathematical equations contained in strings.
Here are a few examples:
from mathparse import mathparse
mathparse.parse('50 * (85 / 100)')
>>> 42.5
mathparse.parse('one hundred times fifty four', language='ENG')
>>> 5400
mathparse.parse('(seven * nine) + 8 - (45 plus two)', language='ENG')
>>> 24Mathparse does not employ the use of Python's eval function when evaluating provided mathematical expressions. This is a measure to prevent arbitrary code execution vulnerabilities. See https://mathparse.chatterbot.us/postfix/ for additional details.
Mathparse is a standalone Python package and requires zero dependencies to function.
The language parameter must be set in order to evaluate an equation that uses word operators. The language code should be a valid ISO 639-2 language code.
pip install mathparseSee the full documentation at https://mathparse.chatterbot.us
See release notes for changes.