Simple Python tools for dice-based probabilities
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dyce - Simple Python tools for dice-based probabilities
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dyce is a pure-Python library for exploring dice probabilities designed to be immediately and broadly useful with minimal additional investment beyond basic knowledge of Python.
Inspired by AnyDice, dyce leverages Pythonic syntax and operators for rolling dice and computing weighted outcomes.
While Python is not as terse as a dedicated grammar, it is quite sufficient.
Those familiar with various game notations should be able to adapt quickly.
See the docs for more information.
dyce is licensed under the MIT License.
See the accompanying LICENSE file for details.
Source code is available on GitHub.
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