How do I convert arithemtic string (like "2+2") to a number?
Arvid Andersson
arvid at linux.se
Sat Feb 5 17:02:18 EST 2005
Hello, I need to convert a string to a number, but the string can
contain +,-,* and / as well as parenthesis. For example, if I have the
string "30/(6+9)" I would like a function that returned the number 2.
I actually wrote a java function that did this a couple of years ago, in
school, as an excersise in "binary trees". I lost it, and most of my
programming knowledge, but I figured perhaps there is a way to do this
easily in python? It seems to me like it could be a common problem.
/Arvid Andersson
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