calculatormp 0.0.5

A package containing basic arithmetic operations

Calculator

Calculator is a Python library that provides basic arithmetic operations.

Installation

You can install Calculator using pip:

python -m pip install calculatormp

Usage

Calculator provides add, subtract, multiply, divide, root and reset static methods of class Calculator. Each method (apart from reset) can take up to 2 arguments. If 1 argument is given, variable _memory (by default set to 0) is updated based on the chosen method, and its value is returned. If 2 arguments are given, variable _memory is set and returned based on the operation provided by the chosen method and 2 arguments. Giving 2 arguments disregards previous history of operations and automatically sets _memory to a new value. _memory can be manually set to 0 using reset() method.

from calculatormp.calculator import Calculator

# Addition - returns float stored in _memory + x
Calculator.add(5) # returns 5
# If optional argument y is provided, returns x + y
Calculator.add(5, 5) # returns 10


# Subtraction - returns float stored in _memory - x
Calculator.substract(5) # returns -5
# if optional argument y is provided, returns x - y
Calculator.substract(10, 5) # returns 5


# Multiplication - returns float stored in _memory * x
Calculator.add(5) # _memory = 5
Calculator.multiply(5) # returns 25
# if optional argument y is provided, returns x * y
Calculator.multiply(2, 10) # returns 20


# Division - returns float stored in _memory / x
Calculator.add(5) # _memory = 5
Calculator.divide(5) # returns 1
# if optional argument y is provided, returns x / y
Calculator.divide(10, 2) # returns 5


# Root - returns x-th root of float stored in _memory
Calculator.add(16) # _memory = 16
Calculator.root(2) # returns 4
# if optional argument y is provided, returns y-th root of x
Calculator.root(16, 2) # returns 4

# Reset - sets variable _memory to 0
Calculator.add(50) # returns 50
Calculator.add(5) # returns 55
Calculator.reset()
Calculator.add(1) # returns 1

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.

Please make sure to update tests as appropriate.

License

MIT