As more and more apps are using maps, the more demand for geolocation capabilities increase. Geolocation is about the reporting of your location to other users, as well as associating real-world locations (such as landmarks) to your location. This repo helps to accurately calculate the distance between two locations and presents a time efficient practical solution, that is almost 3 times faster than similar fast pure python implementation.
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