Package algos-py
What is algos-py?
The algos-py package contains implementations of some classic computer science algorithms. My primary goal is to understand those algorithms and the best way to do that is to code them myself.
Along the way I practice test driven development (with nose), continuos integration (with travis and coveralls), version control (with git and github), documentation (with sphinx and readthedocs) and a lot more.
How to test?
To run all of the unit-tests:
$ nosetestsTo run unit-tests for a specific module:
$ nosetests ./tests/test_heap.pyTo run all the unit-tests and produce a coverage report:
$ nosetests --with-coverage --cover-package=src
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