check_double_operator

Reference

The check_double_operator function is used to check the amount of operators, which can be passed in but defaults to *, -, +, /, ^, and if two operators are beside each other it will throw an error.

Parameters

Will accept a list or str value and an optional param that is also a list.

Returns

Returns a bool value.

Usage

from milesianpy.parsers import basic_parser

basic_parser_class = basic_parser.BasicParser
response = basic_parser_class.check_double_operator(list("4.5+3.+456"))