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Author: Middledot

.gitignore

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+test.*
+__pycache__/

README.md

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-<span style="font-size:0.8em;"> * exageration </span>
+<span style="font-size:0.5em;"> * this may or may not be an exageration </span>
+
+Simple parser for math expressions in strings.
 
 ## Examples
 
 It can do simple equations
 ```py
 >>> from math_parser import resolve_expr
->>> print(resolve_expr("2^2"))
+>>> resolve_expr("2^2")  # simple calculations
 4
-```
-
-Complicated-ish expressions (brackets, order of operations)
-```py
->>> from math_parser import resolve_expr
->>> print(resolve_expr("3+(5/7*2-6)"))
+>>> resolve_expr("3+(5/7*2-6)")  # complicated-ish expressions (brackets & order of operations)
 -1.5714285714285712
-```
-
-Variable support
-```py
->>> from math_parser import resolve_expr
->>> print(resolve_expr("a*12", a=3))
+>>> resolve_expr("a*12", a=3)  # custom variable support
 36
+>>> resolve_expr("½ × ⅗")  # auto-replaces supported symbols and spaces
+0.3
+>>> resolve_expr("1+2+3+4+5+6+7*7") 
+70
+>>>
 ```
 
-One day someone's going to tell me this is [extremely inefficient](https://github.com/QwireDev/MathParser/blob/master/math_parser.py) and they'll probably be right.
+[Source?](https://github.com/QwireDev/MathParser/blob/master/math_parser.py)