Oversimplepy 0.0.1

A small example package

python simplified even further

1. calculator() - make basic calculations ex - start.pyiseasy.calculator(1,2,'+')

2. openfile() - open a text file ex - myfile=start.pyiseasy.openfile('example.txt','read')

3. readfile() - read the contents of a file ex - start.pyiseasy.readfile(myfile)

4.writetofile() - write some data to a file ex - start.pyiseasy.writetofile(myfile,'Hi there')

5.closefile() - closes the file ex - start.pyiseasy.closefile(myfile)

6.declaredatatype() - declares a type of data in the program ex - a=start.pyiseasy.declaredatatype(2,'integer')

Note: this function can accept boolean variables as well. To declare a boolean value using this function. Please use: b=start.pyiseasy.declaredatatype('bool','is true')

7.printbackwards() - prints a string backwards ex - print(start.pyiseasy.printbackwards('racecar'))

8.removeduplicate() - removes any repeated value from a list and gives a list with no duplicate values. ex - withnodup=start.pyiseasy.removeduplicate(list)

9. giveduplicates() - gives a list of all the duplicate values in a list. ex - dups=start.pyiseasy.giveduplicates(list)

10. addDict() - this adds a key and a corresponding value to a dictionary ex - start.pyiseasy.addDict(dictionary,2,'Chicken')

11.addtuple() - this adds an element to a tuple please note that another tuple could not be added to an existing tuple using this function ex - start.pyiseasy.addtuple(tup,'Hello World!')

12. findASCII() - finds the ASCII value of a character ex - start.pyiseasy.findASCII('b')

13. findvalchar() - finds the character using an ASCII value ex - start.pyiseasy.findvalchar(65)

14. probability() - finds the probability ex - prob=start.pyiseasy.probability(2,10)

15.findvowels() - gives the number of vowels in a string ex - noofvowels=start.pyiseasy.findvowels(string)

16. paragraph() - gives a paragraph ex - p=start.pyiseasy.paragraph(string)