Hackathon 2025: Enhance mathematical expression display - #4
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- Add ExpressionConverter class with bidirectional JS-Math notation conversion - Add comprehensive test suite for expression conversion - Update implementation checklist in docs - Fix formula utils to handle math notation
This reverts commit 54a9d9e.
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This feature enhances the user experience by displaying mathematical expressions in a more familiar and readable format. Instead of using JavaScript notation (e.g.,
3*x+9), expressions will be shown in a traditional mathematical notation (e.g.,3x + 9). This makes the application more intuitive for users with mathematical backgrounds and reduces confusion between programming and mathematical notations.