This is a convertor that takes normal mathematical text expressions as String inputs (eg. “2+ln2√π) and return the expression as it would be written in python (2+(math.log(2))*(math.sqrt(math.pi))
To do so
pip install utnamtte
———————–#Method 1———————————
import utnamtte print(utnamtte.tte(“2+ln2”))
————————#Method 2———————————-
from utnamtte import tte print(tte(“2+ln2”))
————————#Method 3———————————
from utnamtte import tte as xy print(xy(“2+ln2”))
watch tutorial on youtube https://bit.ly/ytutnamtte
Change Log
0.0.2 (7/06/2023)
Fixed some bugs
1 maintainer
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