Problem 2133. Reverse Calculator

Created by Vivek

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Dyuman Joshi on 11 Dec 2020

There's no warning to not use feval or str2func but I still can't use it?
Can someone tell me why?

goc3 on 14 Dec 2020

I believe that those functions have been banned site-wide. This is one of the few problems where that universal ban is frustrating for those not seeking to hack...

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