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Safe evaluation of math expressions in pure Python

This blog post discusses how to evaluate user inputted math expressions safely in Python without using any third party libraries. E.g. the user can write a + max(3, b) / c ... and then you run this on the serve- side with variable substitutions to get the actual result. Background There are use cases where you want to input math expressions or equations from the user as an alternative to fixed numbers. Examples include In



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Safe evaluation of math expressions in pure Python

This blog post discusses how to evaluate user inputted math expressions safely in Python without using any third party libraries. E.g. the user can write a + max(3, b) / c ... and then you run this on the serve- side with variable substitutions to get the actual result. Background There are use cases where you want to input math expressions or equations from the user as an alternative to fixed numbers. Examples include In

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