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What is Calcium?
Calcium is a Python mathematical equation solver. It uses PLY to parse the equations and then it solves them.
The Calcium Engine or Calcium does all the work. It reads a mathematical equation in text and then it uses PLY to parse the characters. While PLY does its job, Calcium reads the parser output dynamically and performs the calculation. The output is a number.
To make Python communicate with Calcium, there is a small library which sends input to Calcium. That's the library you are going to use.
Calcium is available on PyPI. To install it, you can use PIP. Make sure that you have installed Python 3 and PIP. Then fire up the command prompt and write:
pip install pycalcium
Then it will download and install Calcium on your computer. When it finishes, you have successfully installed Calcium on your computer.