Python Integer Sequences
Developed and maintained by Tyler R. Drury,
This project is a pure python package, allowing users to conveniently represent and generate common integer sequences, including:
- Factorials
- Prime numbers
- Catalan numbers
- Horadam numbers
- Padovan numbers
- Hofstadter numbers
- Collatz numbers
- Pronic numbers
- Lazy Caterer and Cake Numbers
- Geometric numbers(polygonal, polyhedral)
Target Platform
Python 3.6, 64-bit
Use
from integerSequence import Horadam
from integerSequence import Fibonacci as fib
from integerSequence import getPrimes
p = getPrimes(1000) #calculate all primes up to 1000
print(p)
h = Horadam(2,3,1,2) #unnamed Horadam sequence
s = h.series(10)
print(s)
s = fib.series(20)
print(s)
Download
Latest compiled python files/wheels can be found on the Python Package Index here, or developers can find the current Source Code at the GitHub repo here, if you wish to contribute.
Primary Developer
- Tyler R. Drury
Additional Contributors
Related Projects
Similar or related projects for various platforms can also be found here
Libraries
- IntegerSequences-cpp a compiled C/C++ library for generating common sequences of integers
- IntegerSequences-js a Javascript library for generating common sequences of integers, for front-end web browsers use
- IntegerSequences-php a PHP library for generating common sequences of integers, for back-end server use
Additional Online References and Resources
- The Official integerSequences-py Reference
- The Online Encyclopaedia of Integer Sequences
Acknowledgements
- Neil Sloane, founder of the Online Encyclopaedia of Integer Sequences
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