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# MathPy
For information about the language itself,
check out the [documentation](#https://github.com/Bard-Gaming/MathPy/tree/main/Documentation).
## About
MathPy is a Python library that acts as a completely new
programming language.
The goal of this project is to experiment with strings as
numbers in a high enough base to allow for a multitude of
characters, and to see if this could be a viable alternative
to the classical way of implementing character strings.
For instance, in hexadecimal, the string "baba" would
have a numerical value of 47802.
## Install MathPy
```commandline
pip install mathpy-string
```
## Run files in MathPy
### The Python way
If you wish to run your MathPy files through a Python program,
you can do so by importing the ``run_file()`` function from
the mathpy library, as follows:
```python
from mathpy import run_file
with open("[filepath]", 'rt', encoding='utf-8') as file:
run_file(file)
```
### The command line way
If you wish to run your MathPy files through the command line,
you can do it as follows:
```commandline
python -m mathpy run [filepath]
```
or, if you wish to access the shell:
```commandline
python -m mathpy shell
```
or simply:
```commandline
python -m mathpy
```
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