!pip install python-docx #download this pacakages before running the code !pip install python-pptx import docx from pptx import Presentation from google.colab import files # Load the .docx file docx_file = docx.Document("mathcontent 1.docx") #docx file name here like i have given mathcontent 1 # Create a new PowerPoint presentation ppt = Presentation() # Iterate through the paragraphs in the .docx file for paragraph in docx_file.paragraphs: # Check if the paragraph contains mathematical content if any(keyword in paragraph.text.lower() for keyword in ["equation", "graph", "diagram"]): # Extract the content from the paragraph content = paragraph.text # Add logic to process equations if "equation" in paragraph.text.lower(): equation = process_equation(content) # Function to parse and process the equation equation_result = calculate_result(equation) # Function to calculate result # Add the equation and result to the slide slide_layout = ppt.slide_layouts[1] slide = ppt.slides.add_slide(slide_layout) # Use fixed values for positioning and sizing left = 100 top = 200 width = 400 height = 300 content_box = slide.shapes.add_textbox(left, top, width, height) content_frame = content_box.text_frame p = content_frame.add_paragraph() p.text = f"Equation: {equation}\nResult: {equation_result}" # Add logic to handle graphs or diagrams if "graph" in paragraph.text.lower() or "diagram" in paragraph.text.lower(): graph_data = extract_graph_data(content) # Function to extract graph data graph_image = generate_graph_image(graph_data) # Function to generate graph image # Add the graph image to the slide slide_layout = ppt.slide_layouts[1] slide = ppt.slides.add_slide(slide_layout) # Use calculated values for positioning and sizing slide_width = ppt.slide_width slide_height = ppt.slide_height width = slide_width * 0.8 height = slide_height * 0.6 left = (slide_width - width) / 2 top = (slide_height - height) / 2 content_box = slide.shapes.add_picture(graph_image, left, top, width, height) # Save the PowerPoint presentation ppt.save("output.pptx") # Download the output file files.download("output.pptx")