How to calculate the value of a function given as a string?

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M3fist02015-12-27 11:58:41

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M3fist0, 2015-12-27 11:58:41

How to calculate the value of a function given as a string?

Good afternoon!
How can you calculate the value of a function given as a string using standard C# tools?
I know that the System.Data namespace and DataTable.Calculate(strFormula) can be used .
Are there any other standard methods for calculating the value of a function?
I don't want to reinvent the wheel.
Thank you!

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