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Python eval() Function
The eval() function in Python is used to evaluate the specified expression. For example:
x = 'print("codescracker dot com")' eval(x) x = "print(100)" eval(x) x = "print(\"Welcome to Python\")" eval(x)
The snapshot given below shows the sample output produced by this Python program, demonstrating the eval() function:
Note: Unlike exec(), that executes dynamically generated code. The eval() function evaluates single dynamically generated expression.
Note: Unlike exec(), eval() only takes a single expression to evaluate.
Python eval() Function Syntax
The syntax of eval() function in Python is:
eval(expression, globals, locals)
where:
- expression - refers to an expression that is going to evaluate
- globals - refers to a dictionary containing global parameters
- locals - refers to a dictionary containing local parameters
Note: Only the first parameter, that is the expression parameter is required. Whereas the other two parameters are optional
Note: The expression parameter is of String type.
Python eval() Function Example
Here is an example of eval() function in Python. This program receives a function in terms of x and then receives the value of x to evaluate the expression with given value of x:
print("Enter the Function (in terms of x): ", end="") expression = input() print("Enter the Value of x: ", end="") x = int(input()) res = eval(expression) print("\nResult =", res)
The sample run with user input x*x*x+x-x as function and 2 as value, is shown in the snapshot given below:
The eval() function in Python, can also be used to evaluate a function. Here is the program:
def msg(): print("\nHey!\nWhat's Up?") def table(num): print("\n-------Table of", num, "is---------") for i in range(1, 11): print(num, "*", i, "=", num*i) print("Enter the Function: ", end="") fun = input() eval(fun)
The sample run with user input table(5) is shown in the snapshot given below:
Here is another sample run with user input msg() as function to evaluate:
Important - Be sure to validate user input, when you're using user input for eval() method, as it may cause some serious issue to your application and related things. Because attacker may gives some harmful command as input to the function.
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