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numerical-base-converter 0.1.0
Just a code to convert from a numerical base to another
Requires Python: >=3.0

# Numerical-base-converter

This package is to convert a value from a numerical base to another.
It can work with python >= 3.0 and was created under python 3.8.5

Here is the GitHub link: <https://github.com/Leoriem-code/Numerical-base-converter>

The 'base' function use the 'convert' function to convert the numbers given (as a string).
If a list/tuple is provided, the function will do all the string in the list/tuple.
If all the numbers in the are not to be converted with the same base, please provided these values in a list following this:
    base([n_1, n_2, ..., [n_x, new_w_1, new_t_1], n_x+1, ..., [n_z, new_w_2, new_t_2]], base_written_in, base_to_write_to)

Here, 'base_written_in' and 'base_to_write_to' are the main base in wich we have to write in and, 'n_1', 'n_2', 'n_x', 'n_x+1' and 'n_z' are numbers we want to convert.
However, the difference lay in the base in wich we want to write them.
 'n_x' and all the numbers that follow will be considered written in base 'new_w_1'.
They also will be written in base 'new_t_1' until say otherwise (like with [n_z, new_w_2, new_t_2])

So a lengthy explanation to say that in the example: /!\ /!\ read carefully /!\ /!\
        base(['0', '1', ['2', 10, 2], '3', ['4', 10, 3], '5', '6'], 2, 10)

        0 and 1 are considered written in base 2 and will be output in base 10. So the output will be ['0', '1']
        2 is written in base 10 and will be output in base 2, output: '10'
        3 will be considered like 2 (because we have not asked to change the values of the base), output: '11'
        4, 5 and 6 are written in base 10 and will be written in base 3, output: ['11', '12', '20']
correct-my-mcq 1.0.0
Correct your mcq's from physicsmathtutor.com!
Requires Python: >=3.9

# CORRECT MY MCQ

Correct my mcq is a tool that corrects MCQ's you solved by solving MCQ papers
from https://physicsmathtutor.com

Correcting those MCQ papers is a huge pain, so this tool does it for you! After correcting, it displays the question numbers you answered wrong, your answer to the question, and the actual answer to the question.

At the end, it also displays the amount of marks you earned for the test.

To use, answer the MCQ in a standard text(.txt) file in this format:

```
A
B
D
C
A
C
```

where each seperate line contains the answer to the corresponding line number's question, for example, line 1 should contain the answer to question 1, line 2 should be the answer to question 2 and so on. Don't worry, the tool is case-insensitive, so write "a" instead of "A" would'nt make a difference

Then, install the relevant MS from https://physicsandmathtutor.com and when the program asks you to input the path to the marking scheme, do that accordingly, and then input the path to your answer script.

And that's it!

## INSTALLATION

First, ensure you have the latest installation of [python 3](https://python.org/downloads) for your OS.

Then open your command prompt/terminal and enter

`$ python3 -m pip install --user --upgrade correct_my_mcq`

And that's it!

## USAGE

To use the tool, just type

`$ correct_my_mcq`

in your command prompt/terminal.