Duplicate of: How can I evaluate a C# expression dynamically?
See also: C# eval equivalent?
How to evaluate expression. Maybe like:
int a=1;
int b=3;
int c=Eval("a+b");
or
int c=int.parse("1+3*(2+3)");
This seems stupid to me. is it possible in c#?
You can take code, and using the CSharpCodeProvider write an Eval function that actually compiles your code into an in-memory assembly and then executes that code.
See this CodeProject article for sample source.
Not directly. C# contains no runtime compiler.
There is an open source project attached to Mono that will do this.
I enumerate several different approaches that I am aware of in this answer to "How can I evaluate a C# expression dynamically" which include various .NET framework solutions such as CodeDomProvider, DataBinder.Eval, DataTable.Compute, Document.InvokeScript, and more.