Are there unit tests for the supported operations?
Is the UI logic a separate testable unit?
Does it just fatal exception when parsing fails; or does the REPL loop
catch the e.g. Value error?
Instead of a CLI eval wrapper with regex, you could use ipywidgets in a
notebook:
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>
> Try the following:
>
> from fractions import Fraction
> float(Fraction("1/3"))
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> Knowing you, I'm sure you can figure out plenty of useful applications of
> this. :-)
>
> André
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>
A totally excellent suggestion!
I'm going to share that, by bringing campers here on tour, saying "this is
On Thu, Apr 9, 2020 at 2:02 PM kirby urner wrote:
> Here's a thread I'm starting with my campers taking a PyCamp course.
>
> Yesterday we were co-evolving a calculator driven by looping menu. It
> does squares and square roots (one of the campers supplied this logic) and
> I was just getting
Here's a thread I'm starting with my campers taking a PyCamp course.
Yesterday we were co-evolving a calculator driven by looping menu. It does
squares and square roots (one of the campers supplied this logic) and I was
just getting around to introducing the y^x key as some call it, i.e. any
