@nithilan4 eval bad

@MarcusWeinberger eval bad

eval ok, if you use it properly @MarcusWeinberger

@Haaruun eval never okay, better alternatives. for any task. i dare u challenge me, please im bored

im up for a debate @MarcusWeinberger

whats wrong with eval? i'll find a sulution to all of them

@Haaruun okay then nice when would you ever need to use eval and couldn't use something better maybe more secure/robust

And what are the security holes? @MarcusWeinberger

You can add a context object to it to isolate it form your program if you want, import math; eval("math.pi", {"math":math}) @MarcusWeinberger

@Haaruun with using user input. it can be messed with and the program could be exploited

@Haaruun and that's not what i meant. i mean when u have to use eval with input to get something dynamic or whatever like op did

Thats why you can control the context so they dont ruin the rest of the code @MarcusWeinberger

And just use proper error handling like the rest of the user input you get @MarcusWeinberger

@Haaruun also this is a 20 line calculator program, there's nothing to be exploited lol

of course it does we are coders ;)) you sound like my friend Joe! @thejoeman24

thanks babes!!! ill fix that now for u doll xx @AlexanderTarn