Calcy is a basic calculator library that allows to add, subtract, multipy and divide MULTIPLE numbers all at once.
Installation
Use the package manager pip to install calcy
pip install calcy
Usage
import calcy
calcy.help()
Calling calcy will list out all the details of the library.
Following are the available functionalities with this library
1. add_numbers(*args) - takes variable agruments and adds them.
2. subtract_numbers(*args) - takes variable agruments and subtracts them.
3. multiply_numbers(*args) - takes variable agruments and multiplies them.
4. divide_numbers(*args) - takes variable agruments and divides them.
In all the above functions, if argument size = 0, function returns float('-inf')
Sample Code
import calcy
x = calcy.add_numbers(2,4,5,10,7)
print(x)
Version History
0.0.1
- First Release
0.0.2
- Add help function
- Change return type on passing invalid arguments
0.0.3
- Update README.txt
0.0.4
- Improve README.txt
0.0.5
- fix pip hyperlink
0.0.6
- change version history style
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