Python eval() built-in-function
Let us understand the eval() built-in-function in python.

This would be a short article about eval function in python, wherein I would be explaining to you about eval function, its syntax, and few questions that are often asked in interviews so that you clearly understand it and answer those questions in ease. To get the full code, click on my GitHub repository down below:

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1. What is eval () in python and what is its syntax?

Answer: eval is a built-in- function used in python, eval function parses the expression argument and evaluates it as a python expression. In simple words, the eval function evaluates the “String” like a python expression and returns the result as an integer.

Syntax

The syntax of the eval function is as shown below:

eval(expression, [globals[, locals]])

Arguments or Parameters

The arguments or parameters of eval function are strings, also optionally global and locals can be used as an argument inside eval function, but the globals must be represented as a dictionary and the locals as a mapped object.

Return Value

The return value would be the result of the evaluated expression. Often the return type would be an integer.
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