Histopedia
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This Python library provides several functions for working with historical data including events, inventions, discoveries, people, and prehistoric animals.
Functions
| Function Name | Description | Example Usage |
|---|---|---|
proximate(year) |
Returns a list of events within 2 years of the input year | proximate(1776) returns a list of events |
addEvent(dscrp, yr) |
Adds a new event to the database | addEvent('Declaration of Independence', 1776) returns "event (Declaration of Independence) added for year 1776" |
exact(year) |
Returns a list of events that occurred in the exact input year | exact(1776) returns [('Declaration of Independence', 1776)] |
traceIno(trace_year) |
Returns a list of innovations that occurred in the input year | traceIno(1901) returns [2000, 2001] |
discov(yr) |
Returns a list of discoveries that occurred in the input year, or the closest discovery if none occurred | discov(1769) returns "Discovery not found for 1769. Did you mean 1766: oxygen?" |
push(disc, yr) |
Adds a new discovery to the database | push('Pluto', 1930) returns "Appended successfully" |
getDisc() |
Returns the list of all discoveries in the database | getDisc() returns [(oxygen, 1766), (Pluto, 1930)] |
pushIno(ino, yr) |
Adds a new innovation to the database | pushIno(2000, 1901) |
getInos() |
Returns the list of all innovations in the database | getInos() returns [(2000, 1901), (2001, 1901)] |
getEvents() |
Returns the list of all events in the database | getEvents() returns [('Declaration of Independence', 1776), ('Louisiana Purchase', 1803)] |
born(name) |
Returns the birth year of a person | born('George Washington') returns 1732 |
died(name) |
Returns the death year of a person | died('Albert Einstein') returns 1955 |
period(anml) |
Returns the time period of a prehistoric animal | period('Tyrannosaurus') returns "Late Cretaceous" |
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