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pycalc

Simple calculator on python, written in academic purposes. TURING-COMPLETE. Uses Sorting Station Algorithm for building reverse polish notation stack. Supports all kinds of operations python supports (except bool operations like or, not, etc. but they will be implemented as a functions of std-library), functions defining, variables declarations, etc.

How to install?

$ git clone https://github.com/fakefloordiv/pycalc&&cd pycalc

How to run it?

For code running, we have repl.py. It has such options:

  • No options (interactive shell)
  • -e, --execute: execute expression from command line
  • -s, --script: execute code from file (with .calc extension)

For example:

$ python3 repl.py

Or:

$ python3 repl.py -e"40+2"42

Even:

$ python3 repl.py -s examples/fizzbuzz.calc

How to use it?

I personally allow you to use: integers, floats, constants, and functions (including defining). For example:

f(x,y)=x+y40 + rt(25, 5) - pi + 0.14 / .14 << f(1,2)

Documentation

See documentation indocs/ folder.

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