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Very good

Revainrating 4.5 out of 5Β Β 
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4.6
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Description of Acid Library

Acid Library is a fast mathematical expression parser for the .Net Framework.

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Revainrating 5 out of 5

A great solution for converting complicated math notation

It's very easy to use, it does not require any installation or dependencies which makes using in embedded applications much easier than other similar tools I've used previously (which required installing some kind of library). The API documentation could be better - there are many functions that do almost exactly what you'd expect them too but without good examples they're hard to understand at first glance. There isn't anything really bad about this product so far; however if your looking into

Pros
  • In fact sometimes even entering basic equations took
Cons
  • I will keep silent

Revainrating 4 out of 5

Best and easiest way for xml parsin

The best thing about this product is that it can be used to parse any kind of files including XML, CSV etc without using external libraries like XSD or DTDs. I have been working with C# since its inception but never faced such an issue where parsing was required. This library solves all my problems related to parsing. It's free as well which is great! Also there are some paid features available too if you need more power than what free version offers. You can use it in your projects even…

Pros
  • Using built in support for almost every formats (XML ,CSV.etc) alongwith standard functions supported by XmlDocument API eases development tremendously when writing xml parser applications;
Cons
  • A bit difficult learning curve initially.
  • No tutorials yet

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Great parser for quick turnaround times

The speed of execution, ability to parse expressions quickly without having to write your own parsers from scratch or use existing frameworks that require you to rewrite everything in C#/VB etc., which can be very time consuming especially if it's not something you're familiar with already. I also like how easy it was to get started using this library - just add an assembly reference in Visual Studio (or install via NuGet) and start writing code! Nothing really at all as far as any issues go…

Pros
  • Can run complex SQL statements directly into Microsoft excel sheet cell ranges so no need anymore going back and forth between different tools
Cons
  • So-so