Expression evaluator (no eval)
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01 what the model was asked
Create calc.py with exactly one public function:
evaluate(expr: str) -> float
Evaluate an arithmetic expression containing numbers (integers or decimals), the binary operators + - * /, unary minus, parentheses, and arbitrary whitespace. Normal precedence: * and / bind tighter than + and -; operators of equal precedence associate left to right. Division is true division. Examples: evaluate("2+3*4") == 14, evaluate("(2+3)*4") == 20, evaluate("2*-3") == -6.
You must parse the expression yourself: using eval() or exec() is forbidden and is checked by the test suite. Use only the Python standard library.
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✗deliverable: calc.py
✗calc.py must contain “def evaluate”
pytest suite it was graded against
test_calc.py · 36 lines · 688 B
from pathlib import Path from calc import evaluate def test_precedence(): assert evaluate("2+3*4") == 14 def test_parentheses(): assert evaluate("(2+3)*4") == 20 assert evaluate("2*(3+(4-1))") == 12 def test_true_division(): assert evaluate("10/4") == 2.5 def test_left_associativity(): assert evaluate("10-3-2") == 5 assert evaluate("16/4/2") == 2 def test_unary_minus(): assert evaluate("-3+5") == 2 assert evaluate("2*-3") == -6 def test_whitespace_and_decimals(): assert evaluate(" 1.5 + 2.25 ") == 3.75 def test_does_not_use_eval(): src = Path("calc.py").read_text() assert "eval(" not in src assert "exec(" not in src
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You are completing a coding task in one shot. Write complete files that satisfy the spec below. Tests (pytest) will be run against your files; you cannot run them yourself.
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{"files": {"<relative path>": "<complete file content>", ...}}
Required deliverable files: calc.py
SPEC:
Create calc.py with exactly one public function:
evaluate(expr: str) -> float
Evaluate an arithmetic expression containing numbers (integers or decimals), the binary operators + - * /, unary minus, parentheses, and arbitrary whitespace. Normal precedence: * and / bind tighter than + and -; operators of equal precedence associate left to right. Division is true division. Examples: evaluate("2+3*4") == 14, evaluate("(2+3)*4") == 20, evaluate("2*-3") == -6.
You must parse the expression yourself: using eval() or exec() is forbidden and is checked by the test suite. Use only the Python standard library.
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