grim-reaper-core 0.1.0

High-performance mathematical library.

grim-reaper.py

grim-reaper.py, or just Grim, is a Python math library made in C++ made for solving fast operations such as adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing.

Installation

Using GitHub

Clone the project and enter on the directory

In HTTPS:

git clone https://github.com/eduardozitinho/grim-reaper.py.git
cd grim-reaper.py

In GitHub CLI:

gh repo clone eduardozitinho/grim-reaper.py
cd grim-reaper.py

Guarantee you got Python installed

Linux

Ubuntu, Debian

sudo apt install python3 # don't use sudo incase you're already root

Arch

sudo pacman -S python python-pip python-setuptools

If your Linux distro isn't any of those listed, see official Python website

Windows, MacOS

Since I, the author, never installed Python in MacOS or Windows (never had one though), I don't know anything about installing Python in any. See official Python website for an install guide for them.

Android

This is my operating system!

First, go to F-Droid.

Search for Termux app and install it. Make sure its version is stable and not beta.

After that, enter in Termux and run the following commands:

pkg upgrade -y
pkg update -y
pkg install python -y # The -y in everything auto confirms it

Boom! You have Python installed in Android.

Installing the package with pip

Make sure you are inside grim-reaper.py.

python -m pip install .

Now you can use it everywhere!

Using pip (future)

If you already have Python installed, you skipped most of the steps. Now run this:

python -m pip install grim_reaper

That's future, since this isn't released yet.

Usage

After installing the package, you can use like this:

import grim_reaper

# Add any amount of numbers, including sets, lists, tuples

grim_reaper.basic_ops.add(10, 20, 30, 40, [50, 60], {70, 80}, 90, 100)

# Subtract any amount of numbers, including sets, lists, tuples

grim_reaper.basic_ops.sub(20, 10, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, -1, [1, 1], {10, 5}, (10, 10))

# Multiply any amount of numbers, including sets, lists, tuples

grim_reaper.basic_ops.mul(10, {5, 2}, [1, 10], (3, 3))

# Divide any amount of numbers, including sets, lists, tuples and handles division by zero (ValueError)

grim_reaper.basic_ops.div(10, 1, 2, (2, 2), [4, 1], {8, 9})

Those are the four-first functions of Grim.

License

The current license of the project is MIT. See complete license here.