Math Wizard 1.0

🌟 How to Use Huina v1.0: Automatic Math Task Solver with Folder Monitoring

Ready to experience some magic? 😎 The Math Wizard 1.0 script solves math tasks that you add to text files, right from a folder on your computer! Let's get started!

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🎯 Step 1: Download the Project

1. Go to the GitHub page: Open the release page of Math Wizard 1.0 on GitHub.

2. Download the ZIP file: In the Assets section of the page, click on script_python_from_UXImprover.zip to download the latest release of the project.

3. Extract the ZIP file: Once downloaded, extract the ZIP file to a convenient location on your computer. Remember the folder where you extracted the files.

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📂 Step 2: Create the Task Folder

Now, let's prepare the place where all your tasks will go.

1. Inside the project folder, create a new folder named tasks here. This will be your working directory.

2. Add tasks: Inside the tasks here folder, place .txt files with math problems. Each file can contain multiple math expressions, for example:

   Example file example.txt:

2 * 3
5 + 1.5
10 / 2
7 ** 2

You can use both integers and decimal numbers — the script will handle them all!

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⚡ Step 3: Run the Script

1. Open PowerShell or Command Prompt:

• On Windows, press the Win key and type "PowerShell". Click the result to open it.

2. Navigate to the project folder:

• In PowerShell, you'll need to tell it where the project is. Use the cd command to navigate to the folder.

Type the command cd (with a space after it), and then drag the project folder into the PowerShell window. This will automatically insert the correct path. For example:

cd C:\Users\YourUserName\Downloads\python-task-solver

3. Run the script:

Once you're in the correct folder, just run the script by typing:

python script.py

✨ Step 5: Add New Tasks
If you want to add more tasks, just place new .txt files in the tasks here folder. The script will automatically process them as soon as they appear.

💡 Additional Notes:
The script supports basic math operations: +, -, *, /, ** (exponentiation).

It works with both integer and decimal numbers.

All results are printed in real time directly to your terminal.

🎥 Demo Video:
Watch how it works: Click here to view on Google Drive
YouTube: Click here to view on YouTube