Update expanding() function in algebra.py #435
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I fixed the bug causing the string out of index. I also fixed some other issues where the function was allowing invalid algebraic expressions. I also fixed the output so that it takes into account situations where a number is zero for either or all terms. Fixed some other minor formatting issues. Tested my function and works correctly.
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Updated algebra/expanding string integer out of range error
Fixes #403
I fixed the bug causing the string out of range error .
I also fixed some other issues where the function was allowing invalid algebraic expressions.
I also fixed the output so that it takes into account situations where a number is zero for either or all terms.
Fixed some other minor formatting issues. Tested my function and works correctly.