Evaluates mathematical expressions in strings. Also can call WolframAlpha.
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The CalCalc package makes it easy to evaluate mathematical expressions in strings. For example:
from CalCalc import calculate
calculate('mass of the earth in lbs', return_float=True) * calculate("3+4", return_float=True)
9.219e+25
If calculate cannot evaluate the math expression locally, it will try to evaluate the expression using WolframAlpha.
CalCalc can also be run from the command line. Make sure to use the -s flag.
$ python CalCalc.py -s '3*(100+8^2)'
330
Using the -w flag the user can query WolframAlpha
$ python CalCalc.py -w 'mass of the earth in kg'
5.97e+24
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